SysTool - new Overclocking Tool ... leaked screens

http://mar.h0sted.org/systool/benchmark.jpg
http://mar.h0sted.org/systool/clockgenprime.jpg
http://mar.h0sted.org/systool/ramtweaker.jpg
http://mar.h0sted.org/systool/mainbaords.jpg
http://mar.h0sted.org/systool/monitoring.jpg


should clockgen many boards for free ;)
integrated stress test
benchmarks - later something like superpi with online database
a64 memtweaker
monitoring for many boards...

i think the tool will be great ... all in one. ..

no :banana::banana::banana::banana:in' gfx etc... really nice.

btw same author as atitool ;)

i hope it will be compatible with my s**ty mobo (8I915PMF) or i'll have definatly to buy another one...

So let me get this straight :D This is only for amd right? When do we get something like an A64Tweaker for intel.

i see an option for a p4c800e board, which is intel.

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Originally Posted by AKURA

When do we get something like an A64Tweaker for intel.

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Intel CPUs doesn't have an integrated memory controller :fact:

VERY nice proggy!

I concur with my fellow swede! :toast:


This leaked stuff is a bit worrying tho, is it ok with the author to have this posted. If not take 'em down ASAP IMO.

mAr....
give us a ???beta??? version of this pleeeaaaasssseeeeeee :)

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Originally Posted by Ref

Intel CPUs doesn't have an integrated memory controller :fact:

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Neither does the Athlon XP... but I've used NF2Tweaker before. :stick:

Very nice!Thanks for sharing the pics /mar!

Looks good, possibly an all-in-one alternative to a lot of common programs we use...
Is it free? :)

This is just the basification (hahahahahhaha) of o/c isnt it, and who wants that?
edit:sorry, didnt mean to offend anyone who worked on it, was just meaning its about the time you put in for the end result that is fun......

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Originally Posted by isp

Looks good, possibly an all-in-one alternative to a lot of common programs we use...
Is it free? :)

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yes ;)

will be nice to integrate a super pi and a frequency controller like cpu-z, maybe you can pm the guy that did the pi mod 1.4 ;)

Very nice, but I've seen screens of so called uber OC tools before and only a few turned out to be any good.

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Originally Posted by Ref

Intel CPUs doesn't have an integrated memory controller :fact:

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It doesnt matter. :fact: Hope he also integrates the 865P/875P tweaker in there right beside A64Tweaker :D

Nice little proggy!!Where's the link already :toast:

wow, this looks good.

i like.

hope its out soon

This looks great :toast: Now where can i get it :D

This program looks awesome! I cant wait until it is released. I have never been able to use a64tweaker because it freezes my comp so maybe this one will work.

Oooooohhhhhlala!!

Beta plz! Looks soo nice and neat. I just hope the benches are representative and balanced.

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Originally Posted by stryg

Oooooohhhhhlala!!

Beta plz! Looks soo nice and neat. I just hope the benches are representative and balanced.

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that's it...



no beta yet ... maybe a alpha build :)

where can i download this program

leaking the screens is ok :)

i will try to add any features the overclocking community wants .. also there will be an api for adding own page plugins and also own plugins for sensors/motherboards.

at the moment the tool is in an alpha stage but i'm trying to get a very early alpha out in the first days

the benchmarking parts are not really balanced yet, just trying to get in the basic stuff, can tweak it later

isp: yes it will be free and stay free

akura: since i'm an intel-only user it will support intel as well, getting the amd64 memory timings stuff in was pretty easy with the docs amd gives so i did it as one of the first things..

please direct any feature request, no matter how crazy they sound (within reason), to this thread so everything is in one place: http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?p=17871

if anybody has documents that describe certain internal things which would help the development of this tool let me know ;))

Sweet.. I hope this will play nice with DFI nF3 boards as well. :)