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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.
CPU-Z website
Direct download link
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?
wont let me run clock gen and cpuz at the same time
just in time for my new conroe build coming this weekend.
It's telling me my Xeon 3060 is running at 2.4GHz. It got the FSB right (400), but it's reporting a 6x multiplier, when in reality it's 9x. CPU-Z 1.38 reports it fine. What's the deal?
same here tried it with EVGA 680i Gigabyte ...Quote:
Originally Posted by xoqolatl
also its still slow as hell if u enable SMBUS, Sensor on
and to omaster:
its speedstep ... intel's speed step chancges multi to 6 when idle
Quote:
Originally Posted by Omastar
Do you have EIST enabled? Or C1E?
Same problem here with EIST and C1E disabled on P5B Deluxe, CPU at 429x7.Quote:
Originally Posted by Omastar
http://img57.imageshack.us/img57/2806/cpuz139vk0.th.jpg
well it looks like it does not work on every cpu
http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?hl...ht%3Dbarcelona
1.39 is causing errors when clockgen is running...
Either clockgen or cpu-z - both at the same time will not work for me. This sucks, no way for suicide validations...
Or is it me?
No problem here yesterday: clocked Celeron 351 on Asus P5B Deluxe, got the same highest validation with Clockgen & CPU-Z 1.39 as with Clockgen & CPU-Z 1.38
Edit: the problem actually exists: Clockgen and then CPU-Z works, first CPU-Z and then Clockgen - not.
I'd suggest you guys (w/ problems) to re-download since Franck tends to make some updates after the initial release.
The latest build should be dated 15.2.2007 16:24.
It's a different file!, the original was 955KB while the new one is 959KB.
It does not work. Downloaded a fresh clockgen and CPU-Z... same error.
Why cant I validate with this version? When I click submit after uploading my file, it says something like "file doesnt exist" or something close??????
Wow, after i wasnt able to run Clockgen and CPU-Z i didnt even try to validate.
1.39 seems to be a very good version Oo.
Next week LN2, can somebody tell me how to validate the scores? What a mess...
Quote:
Originally Posted by symphy
you can use clock gen to up the oc but you then have to close it to use cpuz
then you can validate i have just done so with 1.39
sorry to bring up a thread that hasn't been replied to in 3 days....
but 1.39 shows my cpu speed at 2219 while TAT and 1.38 shows 3.7
yes EIST and c1e are disabled...
is this a bug?
Well taht doesn't make sense. Got any other program to read CPU speeds?Quote:
Originally Posted by shimmishim
crystalcpuid shows 3.7 ghz (10 x 370) while 1.39 shows 6 x 370 or 2.22 ghzQuote:
Originally Posted by deathman20
TAT shows 3.7
http://www.johnshim.com/forums/xtremesystems/bug.jpg
I am sorry, but C1E has to still be enabled here. look at the voltage it is 1.188. that is what c1e does, it lowers the voltage and multi when idle. as soon as you hit start in tat, the voltage/multi will rise and then cpuz will adjust for it.
it's a bug with cpu-z not to read the voltage correctly...Quote:
Originally Posted by crazyea
i am 1000000000000000000% sure C1E AND EIST are disabled.
Opening CPUZ and CLOCKGEN in the same moment is not a good idea.
If CPUZ for example is gathering info from MEM/SMBUS etc and then you also start CLOCKGEN this will often result in a lockup. I find if I allow CPUZ to fully open first, before starting CLOCKGEN then CLOCKGEN opens no problem.
Hi,Quote:
Originally Posted by shimmishim
can you please save a register dump, and copy from it the MSR part ?
Something like this :
thanks :)Code:MSR 0x0000001B edx = 0x00000000 eax = 0xFEE00900
MSR 0x000001A0 edx = 0x00000040 eax = 0x60972489
MSR 0x000000EE edx = 0xA8000000 eax = 0xC17D4300
MSR 0x00000017 edx = 0x00000000 eax = 0x88048A28
MSR 0x000000CD edx = 0x00000000 eax = 0x00000800
MSR 0x000000E8 edx = 0x00000080 eax = 0x1B8CDABE
MSR 0x00000198 edx = 0x0A280A28 eax = 0x0600061B
MSR 0x00000199 edx = 0x00000000 eax = 0x0000061B
well it turns out that the badaxe 2 has this bug where it doesn't like to turn off EIST even though its disabled in the bios!
so i'm pretty sure that cpu-z is right... and my 1000000000% is wrong hehehe.
01B = 0x00000000 0xFEE00900
1A0 = 0x00000060 0x62840489
... from what I understand, the 0x628... the 2 means EIST is enabled... setting it to 1 disables it
Yes you're right, but the "2" refers to C1E in this case (bit 25 from 1A0)
EIST seems disabled however (bit 16 from 1A0)
Franck
Compared to v1.37, which was the last one I downloaded, this one doesn't cause my music to "lock up" for a few seconds, before the program opens... It also opens a lot quicker, and it actually displays command-rate for my RAM :)
Voltage for CPU is also displayed correctly... Excellent release :woot:
Best Regards :toast:
Thanks, you're very welcome !
As soon as I get more information about K10 I'll update this 1.39.
A new CPU is not that common :)
Hey,
I am also sorry for digging up an old thread but........
Every time I try to validate a cvf file, it says uploaded OK then it says
"file corrupt"
I have redownloaded it but still no luck.
I cannot use an older version as it tells me that is out of date, I should upgrade.
Any help?
Thanks
Jon
Hi,
can you check if the size of the cvf is zero ?
This is unfortunately a side effect of the anti-fake protection, in some very rare cases it tends to be "too efficient" :-(
I have CPU-Z 1.39.1...is it legit?, seems the CPU-Z "icon" has been changed..true?
http://bakkap.free.fr/Softs/cpu-z-139-1.zip
Still no logo and multiler on my Cel M410 :(
Cel?...isin't that an obsolete CPU? (don't hit me!)
No, the size is not zero.Quote:
Originally Posted by cpuz
In windows explorer it says the size is 1KB, but if I check "Properties" of the file, then the size is 4.00 KB
Sorry to bump this thread, but I found this quite funny:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=178528
Both sticks are 512MB btw
lol 4.5GB of ramQuote:
Originally Posted by Hooker
while we're pointing out oddities...
a friend an i were having fun last night, came up with this:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=178496
but the bus broke :p:
and the TRP is zero.. apparently repeatable:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=178499
also, get the F3 revision chips displaying their revision properly :D
another sorry for bumping but I have a question. Since I got my CPU to 426*9 (3.83Ghz) CPU-Z started acting weird, on idle it shows normal 9 multi, but on orthos load it shows 426*6 (approx. 2556Mhz), every other app. show normal freq/multi, help please? thnx
I'm afraid this is a bug :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Drager2
Can you send me a dump please ? (last tab, register dump)
Thanks !
This is not weird at all, this is C1E / EIST.Quote:
Originally Posted by marauder16
THIS is weird ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ozzimark
Could it be the system to be instable and make cpuz turn fool ? Does this happen at stock speeds (or at least at lower speeds) ?
sorry, but that's not it, everything similar to that has been turned off in BIOS before I even started OCing, I heard about that function and ruled it out immediately, maybe it's CPU-Z?Quote:
This is not weird at all, this is C1E / EIST.
EDIT: Orthos, coretemp report correctly. and my cpu loads at 54C at this speed, and if it were on 2.5Ghz it would load on much lower temps ;)
EDIT2: checked it out in BIOS now, C1E is disabled, even the virtualization technology is turned off, there is no EIST in there either, I really don't know why this happens, but it started happening after coming to 3.8GHz, at 3.7 I didn't see such problems, any other ideas?
Please do the following :
save a register dump, and copy the following line in the post :
Thanks.Code:MSR 0x000001A0 edx = 0x00000040 eax = 0x60972489
Ok, found it, here it is:
what now?Code:MSR 0x000001A0 edx = 0x00000040 eax = 0x60972489
EDIT: here is the that file, if it helps (att)
Thanks !
C1E is not enabled, but EIST is enabled.
wow, thnx alot, is it possible that it is named another way in the BIOS? (goes to search the whole BIOS)Quote:
Originally Posted by cpuz
and can I ask how did you know that EIST was enabled?
EDIT: I can't find a setting which would disable it (EIST), any ideas? (I posted a question at the RD600 forum too)
You're welcome.
EIST is bit 25 of eax register (here it is 0), and EIST is bit 16 (here it is 1).
If you're running XP, you can go in control panel -> power option and set the scheme to Home/Office desktop. It will disable EIST transitions (but EIST bit will keep being set).
You can use a MSR editor to change the value of bit 16 (CrystalCPUID includes one). In your case, you have to set it to :
BIOS could also do that, look for something that includes "speedstep" word.Code:MSR 0x000001A0 edx = 0x00000040 eax = 0x60962489
thnx, I'll try and do sth, and btw. the power option was already set to home/office and I tried always on (read on intel's site it will stop eist) but no change. now I tried 3.7GHz and EIST doesn't activate, the multi stays 9, that's what is strange to me...Quote:
Originally Posted by cpuz
EDIT: got cpuid, but when editing I copy your what you wrote to 'WRMSR' and click on the button, then I click the 'RDMSR' button and there's no change, I made another registers dump, and there's no change there either?
Same for me !
I think this bit is protected :( only BIOS can change it then.
a new bios just got launched, I'll flash it to see if that helpsQuote:
Originally Posted by cpuz
CPU-Z 1.39.2:
http://bakkap.free.fr/Softs/cpu-z-139-2.zip
With my P4d 945 and before CPU-Z always showed the correct voltage but with my e6600 running at 1.36v this is what is displayed? It never changes.
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/9849/cpuz1391th7.jpg
To me it says "Dump corrupted".Quote:
Originally Posted by cpuz
The vcore has been an issue with my C2D for a while now. And still is with 1.39.2
http://bakkap.free.fr/Softs/cpu-z-139-2.zip
hey bro... the cpuz 1.39.3 out...
http://bakkap.free.fr/Softs/cpu-z-139-3.zip
anyone try it?? i got problem with the validate
Thx alot :)Quote:
Originally Posted by fredd_ber
you're welcome bro, but did you had problem with validate on 1.39.3???Quote:
Originally Posted by ZoLKoRn