"Core Temp" - A program for accurate K8 temperature monitoring

[The Coolest]

@The Coolest

You are possibily one of the best guys to ask this: Is there any Software approach to recognize properly what physical Core is a Athlon II/Phenom II really made with? Because all applications seems to not be able to do it properly. My AIIX4 620 is supposed to be a Deneb according to its Stepping, but the CPUID and Revision are those of a Propus BL-C2 instead of a Deneb RB-C2, that is what it really is.
For what I was capable of figuring myself, in this generation AMD is storing CPUID values and uses OPNs of the mainstream core that the model uses instead of appropiately differentiate what physical part it really is. If that is how things works, is no wonder that Software detecting may be tricky at best.

Well, basically you can tell the actual core that is in the CPU by the CPUID and the socket the CPU is run on.
I've simply decided to go by the same route as other ID programs to prevent confusion for users.

Hi, thanks for the update.

Core Temp now shows Turbo Core frequency on Thuban X6.
However, it reads my 1055T as '1005T' ??
The '% load' is a bit out of place as well.

Thanks for testing this, I wasn't sure I was doing it correctly, since the Thuban is not yet in the official docs.
There also seems to be a big with the placement of the load labels.
Could you please post a Register Dump file? (Go into Tools menu and click Register dump)