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    It is not detecting BCLK correctly. Goes from less then 100 to more than 1000.

    BTW, this is my new OC record! Never mind the Everest, it's showing incorrect data.
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    Version 0.99.5.27 - 05 August, 2009
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    Looks like it is down, sorry guys. I'm on it
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    Quote Originally Posted by stasio View Post
    Version 0.99.5.27 - 05 August, 2009
    Sorry to bring bad news again, but same issue.
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    The mirror works. But the main site is up and running again, the forum is still being worked on.
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    The 0.99.5.27 won't let me change the logging/measuring intervals, this is on Vista 64. I tried both the x86 and x64 version. The Beta2 still works fine for me.

    And thanks for making such a great tool

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Coolest
    Hi everybody!

    I know an update is long overdue but real life kind of got in the way. With college, work and other related projects taking up the majority of my time I simply didn't have much or any time to work on Core Temp.
    Anyway, the new version is now up on the main Core Temp page here:
    http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/

    You'll notice that there are not many changes, mostly bug fixes and other small improvements.
    Core Temp is now built on Visual C++ 2010, which means that the oldest supported operating system is Windows XP SP2, which I think should not be a problem.

    Of course all new and some of the upcoming processors are now supported. For the Intel camp, in theory newer processors should not need Core Temp to be updated to be able to report accurate temperatures anymore (even if it doesn't recognize the processor itself).

    One other major difference, and this goes to the Intel guys, is a totally new algorithm for clock speed detection.
    The first and biggest change is that the new algorithm is now monitoring on a per-thread scale. This means the main window will display the highest processor speed out of all the running threads, and in System Information window you will be able to see the frequency of every single thread. (I'm saying "thread" because in the HT enabled Core i7 processors the frequency reported by each thread of a single core could differ).
    It measures the frequency every 50ms and displays an average frequency over the span of 1 second. This should allow for more stable and accurate clock speed.
    Version 0.99.6 - 26th April, 2010

    - Add: Support for new and upcoming Intel and AMD processors.
    - Add: Better recognition of AMD dual/tri core unlocked CPUs.
    - Add: Optional 24 hour display on G15 LCD.

    - Fix: Platform field blank for newer AMD CPUs.
    - Fix: Some K8 CPUs were unknown or recognized incorrectly.
    - Fix: Overheat protection "Activate at specified temperature" problems were fixed.
    - Fix: Overheat detection does not show a Balloon Tip when user specified temperature value is set.
    - Fix: Temperature displays a negative value when core temperature reaches over TjMax (Intel).
    - Fix: Intel W3500 series Xeons recognized with Core i7 model numbers (ie W3520 shown as Xeon 920)
    - Fix: In certain cases Core 2 Duo T5500 was recognized as a T5450.
    - Fix: G15 LCD display is no longer always-on-top after coming out of sleep or hibernation.
    - Fix: G15 won't display 0.0000v in case VID readings are not supported by the CPU.
    - Fix: In some cases, at Windows startup systemtray icons would not appear.

    - Change: Windows XP SP2 or higher is now required.
    - Change: Completely new processor frequency detection algorithm. (for Core 2 generation and newer only)
    - Change: Remove "APICID" from main window as it has very little use.
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    Hi! Me again.
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    Hmm, indeed. Does this only happen when you start the program and a few seconds later frequency is correct? Or does it happen all the time?
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    0.99.6 does not pick up the cpu multi correctly. Same result in both 32/64 builds



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    I found that if you have the energy saving Intel stuff on in the BIOS, the program picks up whatever multiplier is active at the time of launching the app.

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    I have the same problem as donmarkoni on a Q6600 a crazily high fsb multiplier is detected
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    To donmarkoni & leo27
    Could you please try the 32bit version and let me know wether there is any difference? I've received an email saying that in 32bit version it reads the frequency correctly.

    To gymenii
    Core Temp's new algorithm basically measure the CPU's active clock cycles, and calculates the frequency based on that. Even if you disable speedstep, when the CPU is idle it skips clock cycles to save on power. Since this is the proper way to read clock speed for the Core i* series CPUs I thought I'd implement it for the C2D chips as well since the same code just works on these chips too.
    I may have to revert back to the old way of speed detection for those processors, I'm still thinking about how to proceed.
    Try to run Prime or superpi, you'll see it clock right up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Coolest View Post
    To donmarkoni & leo27
    Could you please try the 32bit version and let me know wether there is any difference? I've received an email saying that in 32bit version it reads the frequency correctly.
    Hmm... I have some interesting findings:
    It looks like both versions work fine when CPU is under constant full load (like folding, as I'm doing right now).
    When I start any version it shows correct speed and after 4 seconds (5th reading I guess) it jumps to millions and returns to correct speed again.

    EDIT: When my WU finishes I'll check it again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Coolest View Post
    Core Temp's new algorithm basically measure the CPU's active clock cycles, and calculates the frequency based on that. Even if you disable speedstep, when the CPU is idle it skips clock cycles to save on power. Since this is the proper way to read clock speed for the Core i* series CPUs I thought I'd implement it for the C2D chips as well since the same code just works on these chips too.
    I may have to revert back to the old way of speed detection for those processors, I'm still thinking about how to proceed.
    Try to run Prime or superpi, you'll see it clock right up.
    Update: Freq is all over the place. It changes at random but sometimes it does display correctly.

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    hi coolest thanks for this nice program.
    running on i7 920 R2E board with turbo on it shows multi actual of 12 that is fine but under stress multies jumping to 15 to 20 to 21. it spposed to be stayed on 21 from 12.why you exclued TDP from program.sorry for my bad english....sorry fogot to mention using xp sp2 32 bit ver.
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    @The Coolest
    I can confirm that the 32 bit version works fine, it must be a 64bit version problem
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    Version 0.99.6.1 - 8th May, 2010

    - Fix: Overheating protection.
    - Fix: Incorrect detection of some Intel and AMD processors.
    - Fix: Layout problems with AMD Phenom series and newer processors.

    - Known issues: Intel processor speed detection displays extremely high numbers.

    As you can see, most of the problems have been fixed. I'm still investigating the frequency issues, and will update as soon as I fix the problem.
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    Ok, I think I got the frequency issue eliminated. At least one computer I tested it on now reports frequencies properly, including Turbo mode.
    0.99.6.2 - Beta
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Coolest View Post
    Ok, I think I got the frequency issue eliminated. At least one computer I tested it on now reports frequencies properly, including Turbo mode.
    0.99.6.2 - Beta
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    hm....
    BCLK ok,multi still wrong in idle.
    Full load OK.

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    Please read:

    Quote Originally Posted by The Coolest View Post
    Core Temp's new algorithm basically measure the CPU's active clock cycles, and calculates the frequency based on that. Even if you disable speedstep, when the CPU is idle it skips clock cycles to save on power. Since this is the proper way to read clock speed for the Core i* series CPUs I thought I'd implement it for the C2D chips as well since the same code just works on these chips too.
    I may have to revert back to the old way of speed detection for those processors, I'm still thinking about how to proceed.
    Try to run Prime or superpi, you'll see it clock right up.
    This is the way Intel intended frequencies to be measured on the newer processor generation
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    So is the "crazy frequency" fixed in the beta version for everyone?
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    Crazy frequency looks fine but Clock modulation/Chipset modulation is a feature that CoreTemp never heard about it.

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    Also in idle I have no idea why it shows x6 multiplier instead x9 as I set it.

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    Read the quote above my last post, it explain it.
    If you take 3000 (mhz) and multiply it by 0.75 (75%) it's 2250 MHz, divide by 333 (your FSB) and you get x6.75 multiplier, Core Temp rounds the speed to the closest half-multiplier.
    Last edited by The Coolest; 05-13-2010 at 11:23 AM.
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