Cpu-z 1.43

http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpu-z-143.zip

CPU-Z 1.43 has been released. What's New:

• Intel Skulltrail platform support (Core 2 Extreme QX9775 + 5400B MCH).
• Intel X48 chipset detection.
• AMD Athlon 64-LE 1600 and 1620 support.
• Fix detection issues on unlocked Phenom (ES/BE).

Thanks ;)

will it recognize my tbred-b as a tbred-b and not a duron?

edit: n/m, still recognizes it as a duron... it's an 1800+ DLT3C

thanks for the link ;)

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Originally Posted by VulgarHandle

will it recognize my tbred-b as a tbred-b and not a duron?

edit: n/m, still recognizes it as a duron...

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If memory serves (and it may not), the last socket A was actually a Barton labeled as a duron to enable them to clear out the socket A's without confusing people on Athlon 64's. Therefore, since the B Cores were renamed by AMD themselves, the CPU-Z reading is correct. Your chip was officially rebranded by the manufacturer. lol...

just show my Core VID not my Core voltage

1.42.3 was perfect

M/B: MSI P35 Platinum v1.0

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Ugly n Grey

If memory serves (and it may not), the last socket A was actually a Barton labeled as a duron to enable them to clear out the socket A's without confusing people on Athlon 64's. Therefore, since the B Cores were renamed by AMD themselves, the CPU-Z reading is correct. Your chip was officially rebranded by the manufacturer. lol...

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your memory serves you well. It was all just marketing by giving it a new name.

AMD changed the name of the old athlons to sempron when they introduced the A64/x2

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Originally Posted by [XC] Lead Head

AMD changed the name of the old athlons to sempron when they introduced the A64/x2

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And beyond that when they were flogging the socket A's to the "poor" parts of the world, they sold all Socket A's as Durons... there were Durons available at speeds we never got in socket A when they were mainstream... anyhow, dead socket, moot point I suppose....

Cheers
UnG

Thanks for the warning, I'm starting to get more than a little peeved at the fact that as soon as a new version is released the others become redundant. There should at least be a 1-2 day phase out of the older version...

1.43 has cpuz.ini dated 9/4/2007

1.42 has cpuz.ini dated 12/23/2007

1.43 does not report SPD information

1.42 does report SPD information

Replace 1.43 cpuz.ini with 1.42 cpuz.ini

1.43 now reports SPD information :shrug:

Problem solved - see post below :up:

Mine's dated 04 September 2007, 01:57:32 PM amd DOES have SPD info?

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Originally Posted by Oj101

Mine's dated 04 September 2007, 01:57:32 PM amd DOES have SPD info?

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Are you running Windows Vista Ultimate (64) :shrug:

Should that make a difference? It's the same download, isn't it? Surely it should contain the same INI file?

My cpuz.ini file contains

Code:

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[CPU-Z]
TextFontName=
TextFontSize=14
TextFontColor=000080
LabelFontName=
LabelFontSize=14
PCI=ON
MaxPCIBus=256
DMI=ON
Sensor=ON
SMBus=ON

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I don't see what could control whether or not you see the SPD info?

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Originally Posted by Oj101

Should that make a difference? It's the same download, isn't it? Surely it should contain the same INI file?

My cpuz.ini file contains

Code:

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[CPU-Z]
TextFontName=
TextFontSize=14
TextFontColor=000080
LabelFontName=
LabelFontSize=14
PCI=ON
MaxPCIBus=256
DMI=ON
Sensor=ON
SMBus=ON

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I don't see what could control whether or not you see the SPD info?

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I see that now - investigating....

OK, it's an App Launcher (Sidebar Gadget) issue - launching CPUZ from a "normal" shortcut and all is well :)

Thank you for your interest :clap:

Cool man, good to know I'm not going mad :D I'm a Vista n00b and probably always will be :tongue:

my 1.43 run perfect, show very well VCORE,run SPD normally,really nice,don't troubles with anything.

i use service pack 3 RC v.3264 and 100% stable.