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  1. 14 hours ago, mickulty said:

    a problem with CPU-Z, it still calls the Athlon 3000G 12nm Picasso, it's 14nm and a 2-core die.

    A CPU-Z txt report file would be useful on this one.

    Thank you for clarification, I indeed messed up LPDDR3 with DDR3L. Again, we need txt reports from such systems to help with reporting this bug to CPU-Z author. I could contact Franck on this one.

  2. On 7/28/2020 at 8:54 AM, yosarianilives said:

    lpddr3, Imho it's as much Ddr3 as fbdimm is ddr2 or gddr4/5 is ddr4.

    Nope.

    On 7/28/2020 at 8:54 AM, yosarianilives said:

    The data widths, etc are completely different from Ddr3 memory among a number of other differences.

    Not exactly. LPDDR3 standard permits use of different data widths but in case of general notebooks it's not quite so. Generally speaking DDR3L or LPDDR3 SO-DIMM module is simply one that can work at 1.35V. Usual DDR3 SO-DIMMs work at 1.5V. So generally speaking any DDR3L module will work in DDR3 environment and vice versa, a DDR3 SO-DIMM that works stable at 1.35V will work in DDR3L system.
    Thus speaking, I don't think it's necessary to make a separate category for them especially since CPU-Z doesn't tell them from regular ones.
    I'm open for arguments and opinions though.

  3. Don't see a thread on this case but current Aquamark wrapper doesn't work on old GPUs. Tested on Prosavage DDR, SiS 315 integrated and Mirage.

    The benchmark itself works as usual. The wrapper shows a black screen for a second after you hit the run button and immediately pops back to main screen. Systeminfo, priority and the rest don't help with this one.
    315.zip is SiS 651 chipset. Aquamark.zip is SiS 661 chipset.

    Aquamark3.zip 315.zip

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  4. 1 hour ago, TaPaKaH said:

    Isn't replacing of DLL files technically considered "illegal practice"

     

    27 minutes ago, TerraRaptor said:

    It is not part of the benchmark.

    It's pretty much the same as changing DirectX which also affects 3DMark but is legal because you don't touch the benchmark itself. But if you replace the audio encoder dll in PCMark, this would be illegal as it is part of the benchmark.


    Excellent tweak and thanks for sharing!!!

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