You got a crash with that version ? what kind of crash is that, a BSOD ? Yes. It was driver crash (xxxxxxx.sys [IIRC ?], sorry I don't remember the exact numbers it was a while ago). I figured it wasn't "ready" to see a Westmere class CPU working under Windows 98. I switched to AIDA64 and it worked …

Does it help? I don't notice anything special in the reports. BTW: Ti486SXL2-66 is in PGA132 format. Only POD showed correct cpu frequency. Regular DLC didn't show anything. I've updated to fix the issues that I could fix : http://download.cpuid.com/betas/cpuz_w95.zip The Cyrix/Ti SLC/DLC/SXL/SXLC …

Great project ! Is it based on CPU-z for Win98 ? Because it crashed when detecting my Core i7 980X under Windows 98 SE :/ Would be great to have a CPU-z with Windows 3.11 - "Me", with hardware detection that actually works with non-standard configurations. cpuz for win98 was a recompilation with …

Yes definitely, I can even say that you made my day :) I'm currently fixing the Cx486SLC/DLC and Ti486SXL/SXLC detection issues (except for the socket however, the SXL exists in PGA 132 and 168 and I don't know how to detect that). But concerning the BL3 I'm very confused, the CPU should be seen as …

Thanks a lot kixs.

Hello guys, CPU-Z turns 20 this year, and to celebrate that birthday I decided to improve (add, in some cases) the support of 486, 586 and 686 class processors. I work on that project for three months now, and get a beta version ready. I’m asking the help of the Vogons community to test that the …

I do personally use that model, more expensive, but more convenient (it includes a power switch) and more secure (no risk to fry a 486 inserted in the wrong way). https://x86.fr/atx2at-smart-converter/

hello, the Pentium III encodes its stock FSB in the MSR register 2Ah bits [18-19] : 0 for 66 MHz 1 for 133 MHz 2 for 100 MHz this allows software to tell if the model is a B or not. However, some B models do not set that register correctly, and therefore are reported as non B versions (except my the …