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CPU-Z 1.39 is available. The news are :
- Windows Vista 64 support.
- VIA CX700/VX700 chipset.
- Added Merom XE (X7900/X7800)
- Added "PCI" and "MaxPCIBus" in the ini file to configure PCI scanning.
- Added "-core" parameter to display the clock speed of the specified core.
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Vcore still bugged and command rate memory timing might not show the right value. It shows 1T on Intel D946GZISSL mobo :D
sweet... it got my 140/200 memory divider right.
Ryan
very Nice
cool, it reads CMD rate on my quat GT just fine, nice addition since i just started trying out 1t mode.
Excellent 64-bit Vista support now where talking. Now just need a small temp program to read my CPU and where all good.
Very nice, read's my C2D voltage, reads 2T CR on P5B-D (it's normal)
But I can't choose what core to read
cpuz is very long to start for that kind of program ...
about 5 sec :mad: on my opteron at 2.7ghz
i recomand to use a smarter program :cool:
it's gotta scan all the buses to find your chipset and gather the information it needs
Hmm... it still does not detect voltage correctly (shows 1.248 V, real is 1.33V)
Depends, do you have an Asus board :D ?Quote:
Originally Posted by xoqolatl
J/K :p:
thanks for the post.
Still not reading voltage correctly, but that was listed in the release notes.
It's showing my processor at 6 multiplier, then shifts to showing the correct 8 multiplier, then back again, every few seconds. I don't remember the previous CPU-z doing that, but there's nothing in the release notes that I saw for that. (E6400 L626A btw)
yeh, it seems to be doing the same to me. 6-9-6-9....... I have EIST disabled.
Do you have an DFI nF4 board. It's typical for those series to "slow down" CPUZ. Don't worry - it's normal.Quote:
Originally Posted by madcho
Cheers,
Abyss
Its typical for any board I've run that it takes time to open CPU-Z up. Intel, ATI, nVidia, VIA, they all do it. Its the program getting information from the chipset and takes a little bit nothing to worry about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mord
IIRC it's the time that it's getting the memory's SPD info.
they just replaced old K8L codename (cpu-z 1.38) with "new" K10 (cpu-z 1.39)Quote:
Originally Posted by cpu-z 1.39
and some new 1333MHz modelsQuote:
Originally Posted by cpu-z 1.39
Incorrect vcore on RD600 for me.
think new version is wrong for me keeps sayin im runnin @ 160.8 core speed
and multiplyer 6 when old 1.38 version says im runnin @2137.7 core speed
and multiplyer 8 so which is it ? :confused:
The old version did not show correct values when C1E enabled.
EIST changes muli when idle, but so does C1E.
I know that was my issue. Once C1E and EIST is disabled it always shows the full multi.
sweet but do you know why it wont work on this cpu we got? :D :D
http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/3364/chwcpuiy9.jpg
:woot: :woot: :woot:
Because it is K10 CPU?? As far as I know CPU-Z doesn't recognize K10 family. No sufficient data from AMD was provided to our friend from France ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by metro.cl
As to grayed 'L3 Cache' field here is explanation:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=321Quote:
Hey guys,
cpuz does not even look for a L3 cache on K8, so, there are very very little chance it displays one, unless the prog is tweaked / debugged / photoshoped.
So, all are fakes.
Franck
BTW the SS Metro is showing is modified, it really shows some info, but unfortunately we canīt talk about it yet.
Screenshot of my T7600G CPU:
sweet jesus metro, you have tons of fun hardware to play with laley huh?