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No update yet??

Had to remove CoreTemp as I found it was actually causing my PC to lock up. Would love to use this for temperature monitoring, but appears it just doesn't like the Skylake platform.

GigaByte wrote:try rc7 http://www.alcpu.com/Hidden_Stuff/CoreTemp08.rar

i would try it myself but intel decided to "launch" skylake having 5 cpus in stock to spread around the planet....

Thanks but same issue with RC7.

Yah I had my Skylake CPU on backorder for a month only got it a few days ago.

It appears Core Temp doesn't work correctly with Intel Skylake CPUs (i7-6700K). Base Clock, Clockspeeds and Core VID are completely wrong, temperatures look correct though. I hope you can add support, been using this program for years now. http://i.imgur.com/lRfMixm.png Register Dump file: https://d...

Tried running Core Temp on my new laptop.. it pegs the CPU at 100% and hard locks my entire system after about 15-20 seconds. Running Windows 8.1 64-bit and using 64-bit version of Core Temp 1.0 RC6. I did manage to somehow get a Dump file from CoreTemp before it hard locked... not sure why that is ...

Just download the standalone version... the installer isn't necessary or required.

Click the More Downloads link on the download page... it's listed right there.

Hope your making progress on getting support for Intel BayTrail... seeing the same thing here and also the FSB speed and voltage is reported wrong.

It worked properly before v1.0 though, i only noticed this problem when you released the first v1.0 Release Candidate.

Just downloaded RC3 hoping it would properly show the correct model of my CPU.
It looks like this hasn't been fixed yet. My CPU is a Core i7-860 and is being detected as a Core i7-850. Hope you can fix this for RC4.

I attached my Register Dump file.

Thanks!

The Coolest wrote:Did you lower the CPU multiplier limit to x20 in the BIOS?

Yes running 20 x 200Mhz FSB = 4000Mhz Overclock

I'm getting the same problem but with a Lynnfield Core i7 CPU. It reported the correct model until recently.
I have an Core i7 860, and its reported as a Core i7 850.

I attached the Register Dump.

I have the exact same problem.. but my E6600 is overclocked.

400Mhz fsb x 8 multiplier
3200Mhz



I have no idea were it is pulling these numbers... haha