8rdavcore 0.6b GUI

[Hasw]

Originally Posted by flytek

Hasw - may i ask if the vcore can now be set below the lowest default of 1.4vcore. many people are trying to build passive cooled systems by reducing core speed and vcore. i have seen many threads on the subject and would love to see 1.1vcore as a possibility. thanks for any response

Yes, it's possible 1.075V is the lowest possible VCore. Look
at: http://www.hasw.net/8rda/LowVoltage.png

[flytek]

that is hugely impressive.

[j13]

Can't wait for the full version w/ all d goooodies

[j13]

Pls hurry up w/ the Version w/ Vdd(rev2), & especially FSB. hehe
Thanks Hasw!

[Daniel ~]

Hasw, in the future why not upload your file to AOA Files, then make your announcement here, that way we can keep the file up and easy to find.

Thanks for sharing your work with our membership!

[smiffy]

Excellent little prog.Thanks for all the hard work

Smiffy

[Trekster]

Originally Posted by Hasw

Hmm, are you working with administrator rights? Try to install manually
giveio.sys. Copy the .sys file to \winnt\system32\drivers and
run with a command-line:

instdrv giveio c:\winnt\system32\drivers\giveio.sys
net start giveio

If this does not work, sorry...I will create more specific error messages
in the next version.

Tried this and got:

Create Service: Succes
Failure: StartService (0xb7)
Create File: Succes

MBM5 works with the giveio driver, so i don't know whats wrong.

[mal0]

that's been exactly the problem i experienced! it must have been a problem with the giveio.sys. instead of it, i installed vcool.sys, which does exactly the same job and renamed it...

[Hasw]

Originally Posted by Trekster

Tried this and got:

Create Service: Succes
Failure: StartService (0xb7)
Create File: Succes

MBM5 works with the giveio driver, so i don't know whats wrong.

I thought the newer versions of MBM5 don't use GiveIO (It shows
a message at install?).

Have you deleted the Service before? If there is an non-working entry only installing it again doesn't work. Look at:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\giveio

This entry must be deleted before reinstalling with instdrv.

[Trekster]

Originally Posted by Hasw

I thought the newer versions of MBM5 don't use GiveIO (It shows
a message at install?).

Have you deleted the Service before? If there is an non-working entry only installing it again doesn't work. Look at:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\giveio

This entry must be deleted before reinstalling with instdrv.

Didn't work either(no matter what I did) so i did what mal0 did and it now works just fine!

Also MBM ask whether or not to use the giveio driver, i forced it to do so...worked just fine.

Great program btw, keep up the good work! Maybe combined with the new oc util that nvidia is developing(which lacks the vcore vdimm and vagp adjustments i think?) it will be great as the util has FSB and multi oc

[Lawnmower man]

Hasw great program, look forward to new developments esp FSB adjustment. Running Vapochill so anything to reduce the number of reboots is great with me.

question - you state in this thread that prog displays "true CPU temp" but I am guessing from the values I am seeing compared to MBM that this is an "uncorrected socket temp" using the same sensor as in PC health not the on-CPU diode which is the figure I would really like to be seeing. Epox have previously stated in this forum that the diode cannot be read except by the CPU protect system - please find a way.

Please let me know and keep up your excellent work

[Hasw]

Originally Posted by Lawnmower man

question - you state in this thread that prog displays "true CPU temp" but I am guessing from the values I am seeing compared to MBM that this is an "uncorrected socket temp" using the same sensor as in PC health not the on-CPU diode which is the figure I would really like to be seeing. Epox have previously stated in this forum that the diode cannot be read except by the CPU protect system - please find a way.

yes, you're right. the temp. is not corrected. you should add ca. 15
degrees. i don't know exactly the difference (or the differences, if the diff. is not linear), some say +10, some up to +20...
I will correct this in future versions

[mal0]

huh? add 10~20 degrees?? for me it shows exactly the same as mbm does. if i added 20 degrees, my cpu would have 70°C....

[Lawnmower man]

Hasw
Just to clarify is cpu temp reading from socket or from diode?

Reading I get is from winbond 2 which MBM state is motherboard temp
MBm have CPU socket as winbond3.

Reason I mention this is I am using a modded vapochill and I am pretty sure CPU is not running at 26celcius. I know that if I switch on the anti condensation heater around core it is Winbond3 which rises not Winbond2.

Hope this makes sense - just want to make sure we are talking about the same temp sensor

[Hasw]

Originally Posted by Lawnmower man

Hasw
Just to clarify is cpu temp reading from socket or from diode?

Reading I get is from winbond 2 which MBM state is motherboard temp
MBm have CPU socket as winbond3.

Reason I mention this is I am using a modded vapochill and I am pretty sure CPU is not running at 26celcius. I know that if I switch on the anti condensation heater around core it is Winbond3 which rises not Winbond2.

Hope this makes sense - just want to make sure we are talking about the same temp sensor

The CPU-temp is reading from the socket. The internal diode is connected to the overtemperature controller ATTP1. So the real cpu temp must be higher than 26.

[[AlvinAMD]]

This is a wonderful software !!! Bravo Hasw

[slackdm]

Very good work. Thank you!

I'm Delphi programmer too and I want some tips about how to read temperature value from winbond sensor... Can you give me!?

[]'s

[Hasw]

Originally Posted by slackdm

Very good work. Thank you!

I'm Delphi programmer too and I want some tips about how to read temperature value from winbond sensor... Can you give me!?

[]'s

I'm not a Delphi programmer ;-) But these VCL components are also
used in C++ Builder. Get the datasheet from www.winbond.com,
there are the registers explained. You can access them with
index-port 0x295 and data-port 0x296.
Mail me for more info.

[[AlvinAMD]]

Hasw, any new release ?

[Kamerat]

Hasw, I got a problem with your program. Every time I change a value with it, the VDD change to 1,8V. I know there aren't any tabs for adjusting the VDD in your program, but it does it anyway. FYI. I'm using the 8RDA+ V2.1...