Aida32

[Nowhere]

just check this this out...pretty impressive in reporting capabilities. In fact, I haven't seen anything better than this.

p.s. some interesting info there:
"Video Adapter Matrox G400 (Matrox Millennium G400 AGP)
...
GPU Clock 126 MHz
Warp Clock 126 MHz"

sooo...is this true?

[Chrono_Wanderer]

hmm... just saw that... it says my G550 is running at 65MHz though... hmm... first PowerStrip said that, now aida said that... I wonder if that's actually true...

[Wombat]

Originally posted by Chrono_Wanderer
hmm... just saw that... it says my G550 is running at 65MHz though... hmm... first PowerStrip said that, now aida said that... I wonder if that's actually true...

Nope, that's not true. They both are trying to use the G400 conventions to read the G550, and they're both wrong. That's why people (especially Kruzin) warned so many people about trying to use PowerStrip on the G550, you could really beat it up that way.

[Technoid]

I tested it on my workmachine and it is quite nifty with its inbuilt weblinks

[Nowhere]

btw, it shows this values for me, and I don't know if it's good:
CPU core 1,68 V
+2,5 V: 0,16 V (?! - I don't think that pc could work if something that suppose to be 2,5 would be maaany times smaller - so what is it actually?)
+3,3 V: 3,20 V (I guess it's torelable...)
+5 V: 4,98 V (same as above)
+12 V: 11,10 V (?! - isn't it too small? and anyway, what's 12 V responsible for in pc?)
CPU: 55 °C

all this on AthlonXP (Palomino) 1700+, MSI K7T Turbo2 (via kt133a) and 250W Enlight psu.

[Kooldino]

Nice program. Definitely worth the download.

[The PIT]

Originally posted by Nowhere
btw, it shows this values for me, and I don't know if it's good:
CPU core 1,68 V
+2,5 V: 0,16 V (?! - I don't think that pc could work if something that suppose to be 2,5 would be maaany times smaller - so what is it actually?)
+3,3 V: 3,20 V (I guess it's torelable...)
+5 V: 4,98 V (same as above)
+12 V: 11,10 V (?! - isn't it too small? and anyway, what's 12 V responsible for in pc?)
CPU: 55 °C

all this on AthlonXP (Palomino) 1700+, MSI K7T Turbo2 (via kt133a) and 250W Enlight psu.

Ignore them use a meter instead for voltages.