OCCT Perestroika - 3.0.0.b04 released ! Stable : 2.0.1

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11-24-2008, 05:49 AM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by LOE

much better, I still don't like the rough fonts in the top, seem to bulky to me, on the the OCCT you can see individual pixels in the round edges of the font, and does the version need to be so huge :)

you can easily make the border of the button white, just modify that layer for all sets of buttons:
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/5726/modag5.jpg

glad to help ;)

Thanks for your help :)

For the fonts, i can't aliase them at all. They are generated by windows, and they're just transparent labels. As the contents can change, i can't make them as a picture - and i've got to stick to Windows's regular fonts. That's why they're aliased. They've to change dynamically (translation and such).

For the OCCT logo, yours looks much better, but i don't want to change mine, that's why i used the old one, trying to blur the edges... i'll see what i can do to to chage that.

Thanks again for the buttons, i'll work with that and see what i can do ;)

It probably won't be in the future release, as i'm sticking to pure functional fixes (and they're a lot, believe me... all those who have trouble with linpack and Power supply should be happy).
11-24-2008, 08:52 AM
Tetedeiench
OCCT PT 3.0.0.b06 OUT !

Changelog :
- GPU temp properly recognized and saved
- 64 bits OS detected automatically : if 32 bits : no 64 bits mode (obviously), if 64 bits : 64 bits Linpack & Power supply test by default
- Computers with more than 2GB of memory are now properly recognized with Linpack and Power supply tests - couldn't test with vista64 though
- Adding/removing temps doesn't reset other lines in the monitoring panel
- Custom Sensor 2 name for Voltages is properly saved/loaded.
- Default res is now 1024x768
Enjoy !

http://www.ocbase.com/download.php?fileext=beta
11-24-2008, 09:42 AM
TEDY

Merci for all work :)
11-24-2008, 10:16 AM
ThugsRook

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tetedeiench

OCCT PT 3.0.0.b06 OUT !
Enjoy !

http://www.ocbase.com/download.php?fileext=beta

your server is cutting off the downloads before they are complete.
11-24-2008, 10:28 AM
WheelMan

Tetedeiench - you've got mail :)
11-24-2008, 10:34 AM
oiwow

It looks like the built in monitor is reporting incorrect voltage, 5 and 12V, compared to Everest.

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y200/oiwow/OCCT.png http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y20.../Everest-1.png
11-24-2008, 10:39 AM
MKroenke

For me the PSU test still fails. Linpack CPU test (64 bit) works fine for me, but when using the PSU test I get no CPU load.

Edit: When unchecking the 64-bit mode, I get around 95% CPU Load. However, Linpack 64 bit works when only stressing the CPU.
11-24-2008, 10:46 AM
stasio

Quote:

your server is cutting off the downloads before they are complete.

Direct link
11-24-2008, 11:03 AM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThugsRook

your server is cutting off the downloads before they are complete.

Weird ... it shouldn't. I'll see what i can do.

I'll change my server soon as well - going to a dedicated one.
11-24-2008, 11:40 AM
Warboy

Tetedeiench, I have a idea for a UI. Do you mind if a Post it?
11-24-2008, 11:57 AM
Tetedeiench
Quote:

Originally Posted by MKroenke

For me the PSU test still fails. Linpack CPU test (64 bit) works fine for me, but when using the PSU test I get no CPU load.

Edit: When unchecking the 64-bit mode, I get around 95% CPU Load. However, Linpack 64 bit works when only stressing the CPU.

Fixed !

OCCT PT 3.0.0.b07 OUT !

Changelog :
- The power supply test now works with Vista64
Enjoy !

http://www.ocbase.com/download.php?fileext=beta
http://www.ocbase.com/OpenBeta/OCCTPT3.0.0.b07.zip
11-24-2008, 11:58 AM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by WheelMan

Tetedeiench - you've got mail :)

Well, i double-checked, i didn't receive anything yet ;)

be sure to write to iench 'at' ocbase dotttt com.
11-24-2008, 12:00 PM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by Warboy

Tetedeiench, I have a idea for a UI. Do you mind if a Post it?

Absolutly not. Feel free to post ideas and such here, i'll give you my opinion.

just don't be angry at me if i don't agree with you :shrug:
11-24-2008, 12:03 PM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by oiwow

It looks like the built in monitor is reporting incorrect voltage, 5 and 12V, compared to Everest.

I'm using the HWmonitor engine - the bug is probably with the engine (i don't modify the values, i just read them).

HWmonitor should report the same values as OCCT, and thus you should check with the HWmonitor guy to see if he can do something.

Anyway : www.cpuid.com :)
11-24-2008, 09:09 PM
Warboy

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3.../occstozw1.jpg

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3.../occstozw2.jpg

My concept, Rough Draft.

The base image used came from LOE.
11-24-2008, 09:45 PM
EliTE22

just download occt v3.0.0.b07 and when i do the powersupply test my pc goes black and restarts??? im hoping it a bug, how do it test the psu?? and when i say black i mean like pulling the power cord:(
11-24-2008, 10:54 PM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by EliTE22

just download occt v3.0.0.b07 and when i do the powersupply test my pc goes black and restarts??? im hoping it a bug, how do it test the psu?? and when i say black i mean like pulling the power cord:(

OCCT launches the GPU test and the CPU test. Also it may be buggy, a bug in OCCT will never impact windows or your computer.

What does that mean ?

If you have a reboot, a BSOD, or a power off : your computer is unstable. It does not come from OCCT. And in the power supply test, which is, again, VERY aggressive, that means your PSU cannot give enough power to your other components.

The PSU test IS hard on your computer, again, beware.

Also we may have bugs in OCCT such as "the test isn't starting" "it's ignoring some parameters", if you have a BSOD, a poweroff, a reboot, or such : you've got a hardware problem.

My advice : do not play too much with this test on your computer. A poweroff usually means "the power supply went on protection mode" to avoid killing itself or other components... More : change your power supply if you want to be sure everything will be fine afterwards.
11-24-2008, 10:57 PM
EliTE22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tetedeiench

OCCT launches the GPU test and the CPU test. Also it may be buggy, a bug in OCCT will never impact windows or your computer.

What does that mean ?

If you have a reboot, a BSOD, or a power off : your computer is unstable. It does not come from OCCT. And in the power supply test, which is, again, VERY aggressive, that means your PSU cannot give enough power to your other components.

The PSU test IS hard on your computer, again, beware.

Also we may have bugs in OCCT such as "the test isn't starting" "it's ignoring some parameters", if you have a BSOD, a poweroff, a reboot, or such : you've got a hardware problem.

My advice : do not play too much with this test on your computer. A poweroff usually means "the power supply went on protection mode" to avoid killing itself or other components... More : change your power supply if you want to be sure everything will be fine afterwards.

thanks time to upgrade:D
11-25-2008, 12:38 AM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by EliTE22

thanks time to upgrade:D

Especially since the values i give you (360W crysis, 400W OCCT PSU) are for a dual-core, and you do have a quad-core.

On the values, i expect that OCCT should demand 440W if i had a quad-core... maybe more, i've got no way to deterine exactly without testing.
11-25-2008, 03:32 AM
karateo

Sorry that I didn't read previous pages but I think I found sth interesting,

With 8Gb of Ram when on Linpack test I check 64bit and 95% of free memory, OCCT takes maximum 4Gb of ram (Which could take up to 7Gb!)
11-25-2008, 04:33 AM
Tetedeiench
Quote:

Originally Posted by karateo

Sorry that I didn't read previous pages but I think I found sth interesting,

With 8Gb of Ram when on Linpack test I check 64bit and 95% of free memory, OCCT takes maximum 4Gb of ram (Which could take up to 7Gb!)

For me to understand what's goign on, could you do the following :
- Start OCCT
- Launch the 64 bits, 95% free mem Linpack test
- Cancel it
- Navigate in OCCT's folder, and open the file "linOCCT" located in <OCCT>\bin\linpack
- Copy/paste the contents here (open the file with notepad, it's just a plain text file).
With that, i should be able to understand what's going on :)

Many thanks
11-25-2008, 05:18 AM
Tetedeiench

Quote:

Originally Posted by Warboy

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3.../occstozw1.jpg

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3.../occstozw2.jpg

My concept, Rough Draft.

The base image used came from LOE.

After asking around me, i have to say i won't go for it :/

We gain one line of space, but split up the status and time remaining. The place where it is isn't natural at all, and i don't find it consistent either.

Sorry, and thanks for your help :)
11-25-2008, 07:52 AM
karateo
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tetedeiench

For me to understand what's goign on, could you do the following :

Start OCCT
Launch the 64 bits, 95% free mem Linpack test
Cancel it
Navigate in OCCT's folder, and open the file "linOCCT" located in <OCCT>\bin\linpack
Copy/paste the contents here (open the file with notepad, it's just a plain text file).

With that, i should be able to understand what's going on :)

Many thanks
These are the file contents

Code:

LinPack Custom Test File (OCCT) Intel(R) LINPACK data 1 21977 21977 65536 4
11-25-2008, 09:24 AM
EliTE22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tetedeiench

Especially since the values i give you (360W crysis, 400W OCCT PSU) are for a dual-core, and you do have a quad-core.

On the values, i expect that OCCT should demand 440W if i had a quad-core... maybe more, i've got no way to deterine exactly without testing.

and 1.76v on the quad:D, the 12v is a 13.1v and 5v is at 5.6,5.7 and +3.3v is at 3.24 or lower:( real wavey

i really like OCCT:up:, way better than prime:D

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