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I'm programming a simple tool to show my Intel Core i7-920 DTS temps, frequencies, ratio, but also various values SMBIOS such as BCLK and DMIs (motherboard, caches) , btw CPU features and DDR3 timings.
I was wondering how my program goes with recent procs ?
Lastest source code & guide of CoreMod are available in my wiki.cyring.fr
Thanks for helping ;-)
CyrIng
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BlueHackers // fscanary // resticctl
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New release available @ code.google.com
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I'm trying to get some help in this post
Is there a PKGBUILD for this?
Meanwhile XFreq has new features, such as monitoring the kernel task scheduler facing the Cores usage.
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Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile
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Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile
Can't wait to read about your testing ...
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Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIng
Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile
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Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIngGSF1200S wrote:Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile
When I meant on the road awhile, I meant for the next year or so...
My laptop has an i7 sandy bridge, and im under the impression it wouldnt work with your program? Ill give it a shot later tonight when im "home" if so..
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If it does not work as expected, may you please provide me some screenshots, especially those from the System Information Widget, full page.
Thank you in advance, (& sorry for the English misunderstanding)
CyrIng wrote:Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIngGSF1200S wrote:Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile
When I meant on the road awhile, I meant for the next year or so...
My laptop has an i7 sandy bridge, and im under the impression it wouldnt work with your program? Ill give it a shot later tonight when im "home" if so..
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CyrIng, please don't top-post.
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If it does not work as expected, may you please provide me some screenshots, especially those from the System Information Widget, full page.
Thank you in advance, (& sorry for the English misunderstanding)
GSF1200S wrote:CyrIng wrote:Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIngWhen I meant on the road awhile, I meant for the next year or so...
My laptop has an i7 sandy bridge, and im under the impression it wouldnt work with your program? Ill give it a shot later tonight when im "home" if so..
Here you go: http://i.imgur.com/42IuHn7.jpg
Im not sure if I put in the right flags or not
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820QM CPU @ 2.70GHz
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Thanks for the screenshot.
Because it uses low level instructions of the processor, such as the MSR registers, xfreq has to be run with the root user.
That's why a message is output "Warning: root permission is denied"
You may also verify that the kernel module msr is loaded before, and optionally the BIOS gate, named dmi-sysfs.
Depending of your Desktop Environment. the X-Window ACL may also be closed to root. If true, xhost +, or xfreq itself can handle it when run once with the option '-x'.
I suggest the following commands:
$ xfreq -x N
$ su
# modprobe msr
# modprobe dmi-sysfs
# xfreq
Regards
CyrIng
Here you go: http://i.imgur.com/42IuHn7.jpg
Im not sure if I put in the right flags or not
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820QM CPU @ 2.70GHz
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