#Speccy temperature wrong pro#

Still it should have been updated by now to be able to identify those CPUs and if 'Pro' Speccy is the same then you have to ask what are people paying for? So the 'engine' Speccy apparently uses is over two years old and it is therefore not surprising it can not identify more recent Intel CPU versions. Luckily CPU-Z have archives of old versions with details of what was updated and whilst I can not be bothered to check back* when it was introduced CPUZ143 was last used by CPUZ v1.81 dated 27th September 2017. So what version or versions CPUZ143 was used for and how old that is. For instance the current version v1.91 reports as CPUZ149. However it is difficult to test because CPUZ uses a different ID to the version numbers. Process Hacker 2 reports that the most recent Speccy version when launched as being CPUZ143 so if that means it is using that CPUZ 'engine' I'd bet that if users of more recent Intel CPUs used that it will report the same thing. Speccy 'Free' v1.32.740 has not been updated in months, possibly not since May 2018, whereas CPU-Z has been updated at least twice recently, currently on v1.91. If that is showing the same inaccurate information then that is pretty bad form. Specification Intel Core i7-9700K CPU 3.60GHz

#Speccy temperature wrong pro#

I just upgraded to Speccy Pro in hopes of getting rid of this problem, it DIDNT WORK!!!!