I knew you did this for fun VVJ, and I like it very much. I just wanted to give some suggestions for upcoming versions. Either way it is very nice.
I knew you did this for fun VVJ, and I like it very much. I just wanted to give some suggestions for upcoming versions. Either way it is very nice.
OK, moddolicous. Your suggestion about exporting the data to the Excel has been adopted! ;-) Using an exported array of the temperature readings I can automatically create a standard diagram in the excel file, so you will not need to create it by yourself. What do you think?
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Originally Posted by VVJ
very nice works good on my 754 newcastle 3000
anyone ever used a64 info?
http://avala.yubc.net/~lukija/A64Info-beta.exe
Just created a new feature. Please, look at the screenshot below.
http://jungle.mam.by/work/coretemeter_b22.gif
As you, guys, can see the program now reports an average value of the CPU core temperature for each time interval. Not bad. Isn’t it?
Nice work. Using it for oc.
Nice work VVJ. Will you be supporting 65nm cpu's???
Ply
Lol, thanks VVJ. Very much appreciated! :toast:
Plywood99
Thanks!Quote:
Nice work VVJ. Will you be supporting 65nm cpu's???
Of course, I can support 0.65 nm AMD64 processors, but the temperature measurement will be not precise enough, it will be rounded to the integer type. As you probably know, AMD64 processors Rev G have a new high precision thermal diode that measures the core temperature with hundredth parts of 0.25, 0.50 and 0.75. Coretemeter uses an integer type of the temperature only. It is specific for all AMD64 processors except rev G and higher. This also simplifies scaling and constructing of graph of the temperature to me.
I ran it and the system crashed before too long.
Nice program vvj. It works fine on my turionx2 laptop.
Thanks for the effort :toast: :toast:
regards,
working pretty well on my turion based laptop. keep up the good work!
Hi there!
Well, as I have a Sempron 3400+ processor, I decided to enable the second filed that I used to draw the temperature of the second CPU Core1 in previous version of Coretemeter. So, if your motherboard features a LPC, not SMBus, Super I/O chip, you can allow Coretemeter to construct a temperature graph of the Processor. CPU temperature readings in this case are based on measurements of the Super I/O Chip. A new option is also available for LPC Super I/O chip owners with dual-core systems. So, they can monitor a temperature of a CPU Core0 and a temperature of the Processor. Below are screenshots for my ASUS K8V-MX with Winbond W83627EHF Super I/O chip and with Sempron 3400+ processor:
http://jungle.mam.by/work/corterm1.gif
http://jungle.mam.by/work/corterm2.gif
To enable a new option select Parameters under the Settings menu. A new window will appear. The Use Super I/O Chip to measure the temperature instead of TDiode1 option has to be checked if available. Now click OK. Restart the program.
A download link to the new version is http://cbid.amdclub.ru/files/corterm3.zip
Great utility VVJ :toast: !
BTW anyone tried it on 65nm CPUs??
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Originally Posted by Lightman
Well, the third beta should work fine with AMD64 Rev G.
I tried it on my 65nm chip and it doesn't work.
Checked your site and only beta 2 is available. When will 3 be downloadable?Quote:
Originally Posted by VVJ
Thanks...
Ply
Same here, Link to the new beta for 65nm?Quote:
Originally Posted by M411b
Dude, I keep watching the evolution of of your awesome creation
in great envy, and serious jealousy. Please oh please wont you add
Intel C2D support to Coretemeter. I know you not such on intel fan
but then atleast you will have us Intel Fans kissing your toes, and
go down in history along with XS.
This is a great little utility VVJ, as far as i'm concerned it's the best that I have used!
Ray
M411b:
Hey, what do you mean it doesn’t work? The zip-archive was updated in 01:40 AM. Check it again, please! No any message about unsupported 0.65 nm processor will appear.Quote:
I tried it on my 65nm chip and it doesn't work.
Raybo:
Thank you for choosing Cortemeter, Raybo!
Great VVJ, it is working on 65nm!
Could you update first post so people know to download newest version???
Ply
Good looking program. Nice upgrades so far!
I noticed that in Core Temp the core 1 & 0 was different than in Everest beta and thought Everest was wrong.
But now I see yours is different so that is 2 to 1 against Core Temp.
Am I missing something?
Looks like one or the other is flipflopped, they look identical to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by cliffhucker
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cliffhucker,
thanks for the remark! Yes, I know about that issue. Well, there is a slight hitch in official AMD BKDG for NPT document. As you probably know, a CPU core temperature is dynamically measured with on-die thermal diode and its temperature value is written into the CurTmp field of the Thermtrip register of the Northbridge. Each core of dual core processor has its own thermal diode. But the CurTmp field is shared between two thermal diodes. So, if we need to know a temperature of a given CPU core we should select it. This can be done by writing 1 or 0 into the ThermSenseCoreSel field. According to AMD BKDG for NPT Family, 1 selects CPU0 Thermal Sensor and 0 selects CPU1 Thermal Sensor. This statement is valid for dual-core processors only.
And here is an interesting quotation: For single core processors CPU0 Thermal Sensor is always selected.
That means the ThermSenseCoreSel field always has 1! I don’t know whether that is valid for NPT Family, but I have 0 for my S754 Sempron 3400+ processor. And when I write 1 to select CPU0 Thermal Sensor I get incorrect temperature of 207 degree.
Nonetheless, I can easily interchange the temperatures if you need. It will not affect to me somehow, because I don’t have a dual-core CPU :-)