How reliable is CPUID hardware monitor and CPU-Z ? Or is there something wrong with my system ? Thanks for your help. So you seem to have a CPU with these special registers. ) This new CPU-Z tries to access special CPU registers, and if they are not available then the program crashes with a BSOD in Win98.

Well, then youre one of the lucky ones with a modern CPU. I did not overclock and the BIOS settings were pretty much in the default state. On at 7:53 AM, rainyd said: No problem with CPU-Z (exe from 9 July). In addition, Vcore voltage also remain at 1.056V even after I set the Vcore voltage to 1.3V in the BIOS menu.Īre these normal ? I would expect Vcore voltage to be closed to what I set in the BIOS menu and the +12V, -12V and -5V lines to be in their specified range. It showed the following:ĬPU-Z (Version 1.57.1) also showed that Vcore voltage is 1.056V even though I set the Vcore voltage to 1.2V in the BIOS menu. HWMonitor is free and lightweight software that can help you in monitoring the hardware components of your Windows computer. However, CPUID HWMonitor (Version 1.17.0) software showed that my +12V, -12V, -5V are out of whack. View CPUID HWMonitor (location in Hauts-de-France, France, revenue. I just finished building a SB 2500K system with the following specs:

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