CPU-Z Version 1.40 released

[Face]

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

News and corrections

* 1.40 5/02/2007 VIA P4M800CE chipset support.
* Preliminary support for Intel Penryn CPUs family (45 nm).
* Intel Core 2 Duo E6x20, Pentium E2140/2160 processors recognition.
* Intel P35, G33, G31, Q35, Q33, X38 chipsets support.
* Intel GL960/GM965/PM965 chipsets support.
* AMD Athlon 64 "Lima" processor support.
* AMD Geode LX processor support.
* NVIDIA nForce 520 chipset support.
* New parameter "-console" to generate output in a command prompt (Windows XP only).
* New icon, courtesy of Techlogica.

[3NZ0]

Download

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link lol?
EDIT: NVM....

[Vapor]

It's gonna take awhile to get used to this icon

[LowRun]

It's gonna take awhile to get used to this icon

I'm used to it already, thanks a lot to Franck for his incredible devotion to the community.

[MAS]

* "AMD K8L" string replaced with "AMD K10"

unfortunately i found no "AMD Phenom X4" processor in data segment

[Face]

link lol?

Ahh, I knew I forgot something. ^^^^Edited.

[Solarfall]

it still does not show the right voltage ...sigh

[Makubex_GB]

Finally accurate voltage

it still does not show the right voltage ...sigh

Correct voltage for me

[Noob-ftw]

Calls my E6300 a "Conroe". People with E4300s ,must have the "Allendale".

[Solarfall]

Finally accurate voltage


Correct voltage for me

what really, my cpuz still shows the wrong voltage ..1.138v when it should read 1.5v what a hell is going on here.. we have the same gear and still my voltages are all over the place.. crap.. well good thing that at least speedfan does show the correct reading..

[Makubex_GB]

what really, my cpuz still shows the wrong voltage ..1.138v when it should read 1.5v what a hell is going on here.. we have the same gear and still my voltages are all over the place.. crap.. well good thing that at least speedfan does show the correct reading..

Maybe it's because your voltage is so high. Careful with that, 1.5v 24/7 is not healthy for the CPU at all.

Mine works, check it out:

[Solarfall]

huh maybe the high voltage is it.. have to look into this... and i don't use that 1.5v in 24/7 use.. lol seems like lately so many people have been pointing out that my vcore is not healthy, lol is this XS at all

[Makubex_GB]

huh maybe the high voltage is it.. have to look into this... and i don't use that 1.5v in 24/7 use.. lol seems like lately so many people have been pointing out that my vcore is not healthy, lol is this XS at all

Yeah Xtreme System, not Dead System.

[Sideroxylon]

CPU-Z seems to have problems with voltages over 1.47v or so. If you stay below it reads it fine. That's a bummer they can't seem to get this fixed.

[Plywood99]

huh maybe the high voltage is it.. have to look into this... and i don't use that 1.5v in 24/7 use.. lol seems like lately so many people have been pointing out that my vcore is not healthy, lol is this XS at all

Yeah lot O wimps round here lately. Brisbane 1.6 volts 24/7 baby, and crunching...


Ply

[triple_A]

Calls my E6300 a "Conroe". People with E4300s ,must have the "Allendale".

Euhh it should, but it still calls my E4300 a Conroe

[ozzimark]

still doesn't know what revision my 4000+ is

[EnJoY]

still doesn't know what revision my 4000+ is

Because it's too damn old...CPU-Z ignore single cores now.

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huh maybe the high voltage is it.. have to look into this... and i don't use that 1.5v in 24/7 use.. lol seems like lately so many people have been pointing out that my vcore is not healthy, lol is this XS at all

I need 1.5v, any lower and system is unstable...

[ozzimark]

Because it's too damn old...CPU-Z ignore single cores now.

heh, newer than the conroes though

[mezcal]

E4300 Conroe @ 1.213 vcore (vs bios setting of 1.38) here-same as 1.39.
So no, the voltage still doesn't read correctly below 1.47 for me.
I was hoping that would be fixed this time.

[Drager2]

Funny update.
I had Celeron M 410 in my notebook, and now in "Name" I see M 420, but in "spec." I still see M 410

[badhabit]

People really don't use 1.5v 24/7? That would be too bad, I'd have to settle for a much lower clock.

On topic, love the new icon, voltage readout seems to be more steady now.

[MAS]

People really don't use 1.5v 24/7?

lol you have 3 year warranty for cpu
so use up to 1.6 Volts vcore easily