H2H aka HHH (Highly Hurried Hashers), by EddyHawk
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These are freeware win32 cmd-line utilities to compute & display
 the hash of file(s).
1 hash algo for 1 program, so you can use only what you need
 without being cluttered by multiple hash algos whilst enjoying
 the maximum speed of being single :-)

They are adapted from Wolfgang Ehrhardt (WE)'s CCH Pascal source

MDfour.exe
 uses WE's MD4 128bit hash function, with its core rewritten
 in optimized 32bit iASM by yours truly :-)
 I believe it's one of the fastest MD4 implementations around.
 Despite MD4 being crypto-broken, it should be sufficient for
 the purpose of checking file integrity.

The following file hashers has algos "designed" (more like "hacked together")
 by yours truly, crypto strength is probably very thin and also
 untested, thus non-crypto. But they should be sufficient for the purpose
 of checking file integrity (no guarantee, though):

DAZHon.exe
 uses the novel DAZH128 128bit hash function, with its core written
 in 32bit iASM (it easily beats MD4 iASM32 & even faster than WE's FCRC32).
 Very performance-oriented (narrow pipe)

DAZHto.exe
 uses the novel DAZH256 256bit hash function, with its core written
 mainly in 32bit iASM (its speed is close to MD4 iASM32 core)
 Much performance-oriented (local wide pipe)
 
No system requirement. No 64bit, SIMD, multithreading, dependencies, etc.
 Just a Win32 OS compatible or higher. And at least a Pentium compatible.
 And a PC compatible computer. And... (you get the idea)

No Warranty, As Is.

History
 Release 2 [13 Oct 2016]:
  DAZHon & DAZHto are buggy (inconsistent output due to a bug in their
   Finalize) Should be fixed now.
 Release 1 [26 Aug 2016]: first public release

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Now, dash on!