[badatgames18]

I've hunted the internet for one that would read my vcore correctly to no avail. Supposedly version 1.56 was able to read it correctly but the ones i have downloaded including the beta version haven't done so.

Anyone have a version of cpu-z that reads sb voltages correctly? It would be greatly appreciated,

thanks

 

[radaja]

heres 1.57 it should work
CPUZ 1.57 x64 zip

CPUZ 1.57 x64 EXE

 

[badatgames18]

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Originally Posted by radaja heres 1.57 it should work CPUZ 1.57 x64 zip CPUZ 1.57 x64 EXE

sorry man..

WHAT IS GOING ON?

giving me 1.164 which is my qpi voltage

 

[Ipwnnubletz]

It looks correct to me. Put the CPU under stress. That voltage should jump up to the voltage required to keep a 5GHz overclock.

EDIT: It seems that I was mistaken. Disregard

 

[FtW 420]

With the gigabyte b3 boards the VTT is shown in cpu-z, you can download hwinfo32 or use the easytune utility to see the vcore.

 

[Kirby1]

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Originally Posted by FtW 420 With the gigabyte b3 boards the VTT is shown in cpu-z, you can download hwinfo32 or use the easytune utility to see the vcore.

Yes HWinfo32 works perfectly. CPUz is not able to read the DB voltages in real time yet but HWinfo32 does.

 

[radaja]

just use ET6 you will get the correct vcore(realtime) under the HW monitor or cpu tab like these below

 

[Falkentyne]

HWinfo32 is pro.
Just don't use it when playing a gameguard or xtrap game, interferes with the scanning from the anti hack crap and causes random stuttering.