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Is CPUZ wrong?

Last post 06-30-2008, 2:24 PM by Hyacinth. 3 replies.


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06-07-2008, 7:36 AM 333710

RD48
Joined on 03-10-2008
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Is CPUZ wrong?

I have been working on overclocking my system. I have a GA-P35-DS3L motherboard, E8200 and Kingston Hyper-X memory 2gig 1066. Currently I have reached my limit with a 3.4Ghz overclock, memory at 5 5 5 10 at stock voltage. My CPU voltage in the BIOS is set at 1.25000, but CPUZ only shows 1.20 while testing with Orthos. I hope I can get some more overclock out of my CPU. Everything seems stable until I test with Orthos.

Thanks, RD48

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06-08-2008, 4:20 PM 334303 in reply to 333710

RD48
Joined on 03-10-2008
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Re: Is CPUZ wrong?

Did I post this in the wrong place?

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06-08-2008, 6:19 PM 334359 in reply to 334303

DTMAce
Joined on 11-26-2007
Michigan, US
Grade AA EggXpert

Re: Is CPUZ wrong?

I use CPUZ to examine systems, but I never count on any one program as fact. If you want that, check the CPU ID program from Intel here:

Processor Finder from Intel

Also, this would be best placed probably in the hardware section under over-clocking...

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06-30-2008, 2:24 PM 348530 in reply to 334359

Hyacinth
Joined on 06-13-2008
Grade A EggXpert

Re: Is CPUZ wrong?

The result of the cpuz is based on the hardware IDs and the data file it has. If your data file is an old version, maybe you can't get the right result.You can have a check about this.

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