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If you ask your friend to send me a screen shot of the latest version of RealTemp and CPU-Z on the same screen then I should be able to fix this up for him.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/...alTempBeta.zip
I'm always fixing little things like this as I go along so if I've already fixed it in the latest version, then I won't have to try and fix it again.
Sometimes the string of information within the CPU leaves out a few details. Many ES processors are like that. When that's the case, I can usually add an extra line of code to get it properly recognized. If your CPU is top secret then just send me a PM and I'll keep 'er quiet. 
This string of information is displayed in the Specification box of CPU-Z. RealTemp takes that info and tries to figure out what CPU you have and what TJMax it should be using. Obviously, it doesn't get them all right but there's usually a reason. I've seen some CPUs where that string of information was not written to each core of a quad core by Intel. I think I changed RealTemp a while ago so that it tries to read this info from core 0 when that happens.
Edit: As for the GPU temperature not showing up properly, that might be an Nvidia issue with their latest drivers. Scroll back a page and you should see a fix for that as long as the temperature sensor is not damaged.
Last edited by unclewebb; 10-18-2009 at 09:23 AM.
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