I recently acquire a Q9650 that I'm now overclocking. In Everest Ultimate, under CPU Properties, it shows "[TRIAL VERSION]" for Original Clock, L1 Data Cache, Transistors, and Die Size. Is that normal for all Q9650s, or do I truly have a trial version? It's overclocking great so far (up to 4.05 Ghz with no effort), so I'm more curious about this than anything.
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Q9650 trial version?
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haha, no trial version means that your everest ultimate is a trial therefore its bugging you to buy the full version.
dont worry, hwmonitor pro did this to me and i didnt know what it meant, took me while but i got it
dont worry, hwmonitor pro did this to me and i didnt know what it meant, took me while but i got it