Core Temp 0.97

[NoobyDoo]

Core Temp

Version 0.97 - 5th March, 2008

- Add: Vista x64 support - All drivers are now digitally signed!
- Add: Logitech G15 keyboard support - see ReadMe!.txt for details.
- Add: Support 45nm LGA775 Xeon series.

- Fix: Opaque background in system tray wasn't 16x16 pixels.
- Fix: Yonah based CPUs incorrectly detected.
- Fix: 1333FSB Dual Core Conroe based Xeon incorrectly detected.
- Fix: Dreaded cycle of "Driver can't load" messages if driver failed to load.
- Fix: Socket AM2 Athlon-FX was not recognized.

- Change: Core Temp layout on a Phenom.

 

[CurseTheSky]

Thank you.

For the record, give this a quick read. Interesting stuff.
http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/howitworks.html

Works like a charm with an E8400 in Vista x64. Reading roughly the same temperatures as the previous version of CoreTemp was in XP x86. The G15 support is a nice touch as well.

 

[Dadofamunky]

Yeah, thanks for bringing this up. I'll grab it right away. I just hope it's reasonably accurate.

 

[Rubycon]

T-Junction Max is reported as 105°C on QX9650.

 

[Imported]

Woo.. can finally check the VID of my Q6600.. and wow, it's 1.2000v!

 

[AmberClad]

Awesome, no more using the hacked drivers versions of CoreTemp 😀. Thanks OP.

Everything looks fine, numbers jive with SpeedFan and are pretty much what I'd expect (same as the XP version).

 

[LOUISSSSS]

Originally posted by: Imported
Woo.. can finally check the VID of my Q6600.. and wow, it's 1.2000v!

wow thats wicked low!! i thought mine was low @ 1.212v

 

[n7]

Yay, finally signed x64 drivers.

Of course it doesn't really matter to me anymore, since i discovered Everest Ultimate to be quite awesome a long time ago.

But still, w00t.

 

[LOUISSSSS]

or REALTEMP!!!

i stopped using my coretemp 0.96 for the past few days for the change and i'm liking it! partially bc RT reports lower core temps for me =]

 

[TraumaRN]

Originally posted by: LOUISSSSS

Originally posted by: Imported
Woo.. can finally check the VID of my Q6600.. and wow, it's 1.2000v!

wow thats wicked low!! i thought mine was low @ 1.212v

Lucky....my VID is 1.2875(OUCH) which is why I need 1.36v just to be stable at basically the same speed as you

 

[Drsignguy]

Score! And it works! Thanks.😎

 

[nerp]

Excellent. I like this program and feel it's much less resource intensive than speedfan -- not like it really matters on my system, but still.

It's also good to see people rallying around to help the author get signed drivers. Worthwhile investment.

 

[Cheex]

Works great thanks.

Core Temp 0.96 would normally crash and reboot my system when I open it. This one works fine.

 

[Estrella]

bump for those having a hard time finding this. I just got now got around to installing it even though it only takes a few seconds.

 

[NoWhereM]

Sorry to bring up an old topic but I'd like to know how this version of Core Temp is working for others?

I was using Core Temp .95 and just upgraded my computer. I installed a Coolit Eliminator, an X-fi card, and replaced my 500w Seasonic with a 700w Seasonic. After the upgrade I wanted to keep a close eye on my cpu temps so I was running Core Temp usually every time I booted. The problem was my computer kept shutting down.

I tried everything but finally figured out that it was Core Temp itself that was shutting my computer down. I stopped using it last night and since I haven't had a single shut down.

Will .97 work for me? I have an Opteron 165 on an nForce 4 chipset motherboard if that helps. If not what other programs will show the temps on both cores of an AMD dual core cpu?