Antinomy

Agree to this and 3D benching for me and my teammates will be closed as we can't afford and i7 (not speaking about gulf, at least 920) config and Wolfdale for each team member. Disagree and guys that binned a Gulftown will proceed using it for 5-10 members. As they binned it, they can easily post a photo with 10-20 gulfs so nothing will change for them.

Even fans and thermal grease? Total prohibition is unwise - ridiculous situations like PSU and other stuff. You want to change the disallowed list - make an opinion. But don't suggest to disallow just everything.

You've just posted an obvious fact - where's the opinion? As to me an opinion is either a statement to be discussed or a suggestion on how to fix this. Don't see none of these. Or retelling the facts is it? Don't judge this as offensive.

Some 6OXET power? Nice one, GraduS.

LOL on that Agree on that. And there are such ways, you know. I've written you a number of times on this as I remember.

You realized that only now?

Nice score! Look like a little contest starting up - I better grab some pizza and beer and watch the show

The main question is whether it'll be s/w accessible

Wow! 212 is insane! GraduS, it's on air

Can people who run the competition check whether the memory frequency is shown only in CPU-Z 1.55 or both 1.54 and 1.55? Looks like Franck made another stealth update a I don't know what bugs I've reported on he did fix and which ones he didn't I know he fixed an old bug used by a number of cheaters, checked that.

Very nice!

How can you prove that the piano didn't fall from the window by accident?

Nice result, OptyTrooper!

I'll write Franck after he fixes the bugs I've written before. If I send him more bug reports of feature requests, he'll stop writing back like Massman

No, I've seen it, thank you

Officially - yes. But sometimes you just have to ask and say "please"

I don't see any problems in your submission. You mean it doesn't show the default frequency? Well, Linux isn't able too - it can make you think it does Take a socket 7, change the multi and Linux will get confused too.

TiN was born with a soldering iron in his hand - make sure that guys tells the same

Lol

DrSwizz, you uploaded two validation files. I asked to the "TXT report" it's on the last tab, the "About" one.

I'm not rushing anywhere Anyway it's up to Franck when he has time to implement this. And at this moment he doesn't. So it doesn't change anything.

No, the version doesn't matter, thank you!

Yes, it's informative because a very simple reason - the 486 especially Intel's did have the CPUID feature but they showed the registers values only on reset - that's why BIOS can figure out the CPU but software is not so precise. Very smart decision. I hope the popularity of this family will increase. P.S. can you tell, whether CPU-Z is able to recognize any of your 486? I see you have ones from Intel, AMD and Cyrix. If yes, a picture of CPU-Z would be nice

I suggest everyone to use this method. I'll check for more frequency detecting software so we can be sure it's valid.

As I said - two CPU-Z reports in txt with only the memory speed (synch and asynch) being changed would be very nice.And please, name the files correspondent. Or type a comment which one is it. Reports from more people is always better than from one - to be sure. Bones, I can suggest Everest - did read type of memory (EDO/FPM) on 430TX and timings. A new CPU-Z is out but Franck said that he wasn't able to add all the stuff I asked yet. When he'll have free time, he'll do it. I've sent a number of reports on various chipsets and processor identification bugs and parts of datasheets that could help him. But I wasn't able to test all of the hardware yet to say him what is wrong and how to fix this.