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HD Tune Pro vs HDDScan

HD Tune Pro

hdtune.com

HDDScan

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FigureHD Tune ProHDDScan
Price from$29.95/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
Plans published31
Spec score · Hardware Diagnostic Software7.8 (#7)7.5 (#15)
Spec score · Disk Health Monitoring Software7.7 (#16)7.4 (#20)
Spec score · Disk Diagnostic Software7.7 (#14)7.4 (#18)
PurposeHD Tune Pro is a hard disk and SSD utility for measuring drive performance, scanning for errors, checking S.M.A.R.T. health, and securely erasing data.HDDScan is freeware for diagnosing hard drives, RAID arrays, USB flash drives, and SSDs.
SupportThe maker lists [email protected] as its support contact.The download page lists [email protected] as the contact email.

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HD Tune Pro

  • Single user license$29.95 a month
  • Single user license$29.95, paid once
  • HD Tune Pro single user license$29.95, paid once

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HDDScan

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HD Tune Pro

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HDDScan

HDDScan is freeware for diagnosing hard drives, RAID arrays, USB flash drives and SSDs on Windows. Its tests include linear verification, reading, erasing and Butterfly-mode reading. For supported drives, it reads and analyzes SMART parameters, runs SMART tests and monitors temperature across ATA, SATA, USB, FireWire and SCSI connections. Compatible drives may expose AAM, APM and PM controls, plus spindle start and stop commands. Reports can be printed or saved in MHT format. Command-line use can save generated commands as `.cmd` or `.bat` files. Listed requirements run from Windows XP SP3 through Windows 10, with Windows Server 2003 subject to restrictions. The plan is free. RAID volumes and USB flash drives support surface tests only, and USB capabilities depend on program support. Only one test should run at a time. Erase mode overwrites tested blocks, making previous data unrecoverable.

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