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ath > check your pm please.

Ah at least we get a picture of the team in charge of the design of the new Intel "Sweet-Heart" micro-architecture :)

When I think about how hard it is to get help & support from Intel, and how they open the door to someone who does most probably not care about their business, I wonder where they go.

Anyway, I'm...

I'm afraid the validation file is too old :D

on another hand, retirement has never been so close :shrug:

Thanks a lot guys :-)

Last year in the 30's ... :-(

True, but not in such a range.
The test of the 2600K is very clear :
As the load of the CPU inscreases, the FPS in HAWK drops from 80 to 20 FPS (divided by 4).
With a discrete GPU (HD5450), the...

hi guys,

did you notice that :
http://www.hardware.fr/articles/815-10/intel-core-i7-core-i5-lga-1155-sandy-bridge.html

it is in french, but the graph is clear : under heavy CPU load, the IGP...

Hello,

For all who will review the new Intel Sandy Brige processor line, we've released a kit that includes some of our tools, plus a version of AIDA64, all updated for the new processor line.
...

Got it, thanks.
I think I fixed the problem.
So another "glitch", but that time it was made on purpose : in that version I had to remove the VCORE report on ROG mainboards (as yours Fire4Wire)....

Hum indeed a nice one.
Can you please send the TXT reports to cpuz[a]cpuid[dot]com ?
thanks.

I got your PM some_one, but when I try to reply I get the following message :

The following errors occurred with your submission:
some_one has chosen not to receive private messages or may not...

Yes this is an arbitration problem. CPU-Z and TMon use a mutex to avoid conflict, since they use the same registers to compute clocks. However, CPU-Z update is quite long, and meanwhile TMon is stuck...

Hello,
CPU-Z could be wrong, however I suggest that you try other programs to compare.

yes this is entirely right !
in the 1st version (not distributed), TMonitor was indeed reporting 0 at idle, because it should be like this. But that was very disturbing.

You're right that deserves explanations, you just needed to ask me for them.

In order to make things clear, you have to consider that they are two kinds of cycles (henceforth two kinds of clocks)...

I just noticed that comment in the post of Ehume :

"At idle, Tmonitor64 thinks it is going at 9x, Real Temp GT thinks the multi is 18.5x and CPU-Z thinks it is 30x. Note that the voltages in ET6...

hum hum, you don't know how TMonitor works, do you ?
So how can you tell that it is wrong :shrug:
As a manner of fact, TMonitor is closer to real clocks than CPU-Z is.

Besides, you can...

hi guys !
I uploaded a beta version. It does fix several things, and adds support for Sandy Bridge (at least, partially).
http://www.cpuid.com/medias/files/softwares/betas/cpuz_1552_beta.zip
Any...

yes SB7xx detection is pretty complicated :(
in your case it is actually a SB710 ?

Yes you're right. And the prog does actually read 6 times the same register, that is useless. I made that to keep a coherency with Intel method, and also because I expected AMD to report the...

Thanks a lot guys !
I realized that I work on cpuz for 11 years now. 54 versions in 11 years, that is almost one every 2 months.
Be prepared to cpuz 1.108 in april 2021 ! :)

Thanks again to all...

Concerning the CAS issue, could you please send a TXT report to cpuz (at) cpuid (dot) com ?
thanks.

Hello François,
This is what validation is made for.
Serious screenshots include the validation ID :up:

Hello guys,

cpuz (even version 1.52.3) does not know any 32 nm AMD processor, so it is impossible that it displays "32 nm".
Besides, the cache associativities are missing ... and finally, the...

It works on Intel systems.