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CPU-z wrong reading

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chuckm1020

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I just downloaded the latest CPU-Z V 1.31. And im using the old Gallatin core, 3.4EE. CPU-z displays the correct L2 Cache. But under the L3 cache spot there is no reading at all. And the 3.4EE should display 2mb L3 cache. Any ideas? thanxs
 
Did it display correctly on earlier versions of CPU-Z? If so, shoot them an e-mail with your problem. I'm sure they'd be interested in knowing about it for future revisions of the program.
 
its most lkikely a coding error or something along those lines...

ditto with above
 
Yah it worked on earlier versions. Almost a year since ive used it though, but ill e-mail them so they can fix it for later versions down the road.
 
Everest is a great program, very accurate. Yeah, on CPUz, no matter what I'm running it will 100% always say 3.2GHz.
 
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