The Coolest,
Thanks. I was wondering about the shutdown while stress testing my son's AMD system.
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The Coolest,
Thanks. I was wondering about the shutdown while stress testing my son's AMD system.
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I'm hoping this issue should now be gone. I haven't tested it much, but it seemed to work fine on a few systems which had the problem before
Could you tell us what you think caused the hard shutdowns? Was it due to non-volatile access to the DTS?
When I open this new version it shuts down and reebots my PC.
The only version I can use is .94
Excellent little program. Opens quickly and give visable and accurate temps. Thanks for sharing it.:up:
Can you please disable auto reboot and see if you get a BSOD? Also, do make sure you're running 0.95.4Quote:
Originally Posted by Kain XS
Now which version of Windows do you have, and what is the error in the BSOD? This would be helpful.
And thanks everyone for the support :)
Not really. I was using it on a AMD X2 4400+ at work the other day and it was reporting core 0 at 16c and 1 @ 9c. Everest gave a more reasonable result of 40c.Quote:
Originally Posted by PhilDoc
For the record I was using .95.
I was using the beta .954 program, havent tried the .95, but will try it today. For me, I was getting the same temps that I was getting with the other programs I tried.Quote:
Originally Posted by HotGore
I ran the non beta version. The temp were certainly not as off as yours but core 1(2) was 10C lower than pcwizard. After exiting out of Core Temp the reading for core1 in pcwizard dropped 8C. Strange
Thanks :)
Version 0.96 - 31st December, 2007
- Add: System tray icons configuration.
- Add: Support for Intel's latest CPUs.
- Add: ClearType font support.
- Add: Time\Date column to the log file.
- Add: Always on top option.
- Fix: Core Temp does not proprerly display temperature and CPU select fields.
- Fix: Log file layout.
- Fix: Hide\Show does not properly Minimize\Restore window.
- Fix: Core code names aren't properly detected. (Intel)
- Fix: Incorrect\Missing CPU rating when not using stock\maximum multiplier. (Intel)
- Fix: Wrong CPU clock is reported when using EIST\non-maximum multiplier. (Intel)
- Fix: Wrong detection of Merom based CPUs.
- Fix: Single core Athlon 64s and Semprons reading -49C constantly. (Rare)
- Fix: C2D M0 rev. report very low temperatures. (Tjmax to 100C)
- Fix: Layout and display of tool tip text in the system tray. (Now shows a core per line)
- Change: Log the start and end of a session even if logging is disabled.
- Change: Settings and Systray settings windows appear in center of main window.
- Change: Rename "Tjunction" field to "Tj. Max" to make things clearer.
Happy new year to everyone :)
happy new year bro
It's just awesome that you continue your work on the program.
Certainly a "must have" and the "standard" when comparing processor temps :up:
Will we see suport for the K10 Cpu-z sone? happy new year!
my 5000BE on a msi k9a2-cf mobo (790x chipset) reads 5-15c idle and 15-25c load. which is ~20c less than what is read by the bios. which im hoping is accurate, since i really have no programs that really seem to support these chipsets yet. so is it the cpu or the chipset thats causing the false numbers?
Have looked at Phenom docs and it doesn't seem to have the DTS register that exists in all K8s.Quote:
Originally Posted by BadNizze
There is some sort of register with a temperature, but it doesn't report an absolute temp (meaning it doesn't report the actual CPU temp). It is a single value for the whole CPU, and it's useless as it doesn't tell you the actual temperature of the CPU.
The Brisbane chips, for whatever reason always report incorrect temperatures. I don't know why, but it's just the way it is :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Manicdan
Core Temp doesn't do anything with the data it recieves from the processor (which is supposed to be accurate in the first place) and just displays it to the user in an understandable way.
HW Moitor works on my X4, but as you suspected itīs not reading from each core, but from an "average" temp from all cores. Sorry for bad spelling hope you know what i mean!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Coolest
Version 0.96.1 - 15th January, 2008
- Add: Support for *Phenom and "Barcelona" Opteron.
- Add: Support all K8 processors.
- Add: Support Intel Celeron M 500 series.
- Fix: Wrong CPU speed on Intel ES chips.
- Fix: Fix M0 Tjunction max detection.
- Fix: Intel QX6850 CPU's rating shown as QX6650.
- Fix: Intel E6550 CPU's rating shown as E6650.
- Fix: Intel Celeron M 400 series detected incorrectly.
- Fix: AMD Opteron for Socket AM2 reported as Santa Rosa instead of Santa Ana.
*Please read this.
Version 0.97 - 5th March, 2008
- Add: Vista x64 support - All drivers are now digitally signed!
- Add: Logitech G15 keyboard support - see ReadMe!.txt for details.
- Add: Support 45nm LGA775 Xeon series.
- Fix: Opaque background in system tray wasn't 16x16 pixels.
- Fix: Yonah based CPUs incorrectly detected.
- Fix: 1333FSB Dual Core Conroe based Xeon incorrectly detected.
- Fix: Dreaded cycle of "Driver can't load" messages if driver failed to load.
- Fix: Socket AM2 Athlon-FX was not recognized.
- Change: Core Temp layout on a Phenom.
Downloaded the update (since the previous version gave me the exact same temp on all four cores at the exact same time all the time) and this is what I get. If I hover my mouse over the four temps in the taskbar the tooltip says 33C for all four but as you can see only the first one says 33 the rest are 0, and in the coretemp window itself, well... I sure hope my CPU isn't that hot ;) When i first load up coretemp it reads 33C then it jumps to that crazy high number after a second.
Not ripping on the program, have used previous versions and been very accurate and helpful, but this one seems to not agree with my phenom too well.
I included a screenshot of the previous version for reference.
That looks like a nasty bug. I will try to sort it out in the next few days (depending on time availability).Quote:
Originally Posted by SparkyJJO
Thanks for the head's up.
Sure thing, keep up the good work! :up:
i ran it with my 9500 and i had a normal reading for a second and then it jumped to the crazy number, i changed the default format to farenheit, and it stayed at 91, while all the other numbers in the taskbar were still sitting at the celsius reading(correct temp). Hope it helps u out a little, great program , and i'm so happy there is phenom support now.
Thanks for the work The Coolest. :up:
There's a bug in 0.96.1, that it didn't pick up any CnQ changes apart from VID. It did however display the temperature fine. There were random high temp. values thrown back at times though.
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CnQ:
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High temp. jump:
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With 0.97.1, there are many bugs. Firstly, it doesn't display the temp. correct at all, only one tray icon displays the temp. properly on one core.
Secondly, it shows one core temp (I know there's only one register feedback).
Thirdly, it picks up VID/Multiplier change with CnQ/MSR editing, but doesn't change the overall speed, so works out the wrong HT ref. Maybe you're working out the CPU speed using the IMC/RAM speed instead of CPU multi*HT ref.?
Randomly shows this temp:
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Mostly shows these temps and this HT bug in CnQ mode (or if CPU multi is changed after boot):
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Why do i get 0.96.1 instead of 0.97 from the links on first post?