CPU-Z

CPU not running as it's stated
12/16/2011 by Mike Liao · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by PollyP12/18/2011
That pure Maximize CPU is not all running at the same time cause it will remind some space. That's my opinion. things like a U disk is said to be 8G, but it showed less than 8G on your computer.

CPU-z says my CPU is running at 3541 mhz?
10/19/2011 by KatyAmeglio · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by DanielSimon10/19/2011
Just divide it by 1,000. 3541 MHz is 3.541 GHz.
If you're getting a blue screen at 3.6, you'll either need to increase the voltage to the CPU, or provide a better heatsink and fan to keep it cool, or both. And it's not guaranteed even then. All processors have a point where they won't go any higher no matter what, and if you try it, you'll fry it.

Is my CPU 64 bit compatible?
10/19/2011 by wawaslope · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by KeithCorbin10/19/2011
Yes, it is a 64 bit processor. If you really want to be sure than download windows upgrade adviser, it will tell you what version to buy. But I am 100% sure it is compatible.

Is my CPU running at the right speed?
10/19/2011 by justsharon · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by Artemaria10/19/2011
This is a function of the 2600K called "Speedstep." The CPU senses when it is not being utilized, and throttles it's core speed down to what you are seeing. This is perfectly normal.
Conversely, the Turbo core function throttles it up higher than normal if need be.
You can adjust or turn off these functions in the BIOS, but I would leave them alone.

What model motherboard do I have?
10/19/2011 by Chrislo102 · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by JonLuu10/19/2011
Why do you need to know what model motherboard you have? What for? Laptop motherboards are typically identified by the laptop model so basically you have an Asus k53u motherboard.
What watts are you refering to? The power specs for your laptop are usually- mentioned in the laptop user manual, also marked on the laptop casing (on the underside usually) and also marked on the laptop charger/power supply.

what's 3- 3- 3- 8 ram timing ?
09/05/2011 by jvanhorn · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by PollyP09/05/2011
3-3-3-8 timing is a typical ram timing. Good or not depends on what ram you have.

How to use CPU-Z?
09/05/2011 by ScottHamman · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by PollyP09/05/2011
CPU-Z run under DirectX. It's system requirement. Making sure that you have Directx on your computer.

what's the default special key in CPU-Z?
09/05/2011 by wawaslope · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by Kimplex09/05/2011
F5 key: to save a screenshot as a bmp file in the application directory. These are named cpu.bmp, cache.bmp, mainboard.bmp and memory.bmp.

F7 key: to saves the validation cvf file in the current directory.

F9 key: to switches between CPU clock computation methods.

CPU-Z give wrong report of my memory module specification?
09/05/2011 by KCornell · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by PollyP09/05/2011
The memory theorical bandwidth is computed using the module access time information for the maximal CAS# latency value, included in the SPD area. If the computed bandwidth is lower than the one specified on the memory module, that means that the SPD information on the module is not correctly programmed, or most likely that the bandwidth is not given at the default memory voltage, but at a voltage defined in an extended profile (EPP or XMP).

More information on CPU-Z's official site.

CPU-Z reports a wrong CPU vcore?
09/05/2011 by MikeChin · 1 answers · Follow
Answer by JavyTechGuy09/05/2011
Download HWMonitor then save monitoring data (menu file -> save monitoring data) and send back the file to that e-mail address.

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