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Here is my result from my home PC:
Code: 
SMBIOS Data Dumper 2.1, Copyright (c) 2002 PC Pitstop LLC

** DMI Header at F13F:0000 **
TableLength     = 977
TableAddr32     = 000F0800
NumStructs      = 38
Revision        = 0022

== BIOS (type 0, handle 0000, length 19) ==
Vendor = Phoenix Technologies, LTD
Version = 6.00 PG
Segment Address = E000
Release Date = 04/29/2003
ROM Size = 256 KB
Characteristics = |ISA|PCI|Plug and Play|APM|Flash BIOS|BIOS Shadowing|ESCD|CD Boot|Selectable Boot|BIOS ROM Socketed|EDD|360KB FDD|1.2MB FDD|720KB FDD|2.88MB FDD|INT5 PrtScrn|Int9 8042|INT14 Serial|INT17 Printer|INT10 CGA/Mono|
OEM Characteristics = 00000000
Extended 1 = |ACPI|USB Legacy|AGP|LS-120 boot|ATAPI ZIP Boot|

== System (type 1, handle 0001, length 25) ==
Manufacturer = VIA Technologies, Inc.
Product Name = KT400-8235
Version =  
Serial Number =  
UUID = FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 
Wakeup Type = Power Switch

== Baseboard (type 2, handle 0002, length 8) ==
Manufacturer =  
Product Name = KT400-8235
Version =  
Serial Number =  

== Chassis (type 3, handle 0003, length 13) ==
Manufacturer =  
Chassis Type = Desktop
Version =  
Serial Number =  
Asset Tag Number =  
Bootup State = Unknown
Power Supply State = Unknown
Thermal State = Unknown
Security Status = Unknown

== Processor (type 4, handle 0004, length 32) ==
Socket Designation = Socket A
Processor Type = CPU
Processor Family = AMD Duron
Processor Manufacturer = AMD
Processor ID = 000006A0 0383FBFF 
Processor Version = AMD Athlon(tm) XP
Voltage = Currently 1.6V
External Clock (MHz) = 166
Max Speed (MHz) = 1500
Current Speed (MHz) = 2166
Status = Populated, Enabled
Processor Upgrade = ZIF Socket
L1 Cache Handle = 0009
L2 Cache Handle = 000A
L3 Cache Handle = FFFF

== Memory Controller (type 5, handle 0005, length 22) ==
Error Detecting Method = None
Error Correcting Capability = |Unknown|
Supported Interleave = 1-Way
Current Interleave = 4-Way
Max Memory Module Size = 32 MB
Supported Speeds = |70ns|60ns|
Supported Memory Types = |Standard|EDO|
Memory Module Voltage = Supports 5V
Associated Memory Slots = 3

== Memory Module (type 6, handle 0006, length 12) ==
Socket Designation = A0
Bank Connections = RAS 0, RAS 1
Current Speed (ns) = 60
Current Memory Type = |DIMM|SDRAM|
Installed Size = 512 MB, Single Bank
Enabled Size = 512 MB, Single Bank
Error Status = 00

== Memory Module (type 6, handle 0007, length 12) ==
Socket Designation = A1
Bank Connections = None
Current Speed (ns) = 60
Current Memory Type = |Unknown|
Installed Size = Not installed
Enabled Size = Not installed
Error Status = 00

== Memory Module (type 6, handle 0008, length 12) ==
Socket Designation = A2
Bank Connections = RAS 4, RAS 5
Current Speed (ns) = 60
Current Memory Type = |DIMM|SDRAM|
Installed Size = 512 MB, Single Bank
Enabled Size = 512 MB, Single Bank
Error Status = 00

== Cache (type 7, handle 0009, length 19) ==
Socket Designation = Internal Cache
Cache Configuration = |Level 1|Write-Back|Not Socketed|Internal|Enabled|
Max Cache Size = 128 KB
Installed Size = 128 KB
Supported SRAM Type = |Synchronous|
Current SRAM Type = |Synchronous|
Cache Speed (ns) = 0
Error Correction Type = Unknown
System Cache Type = Unknown
Associativity = Unknown

== Cache (type 7, handle 000A, length 19) ==
Socket Designation = External Cache
Cache Configuration = |Level 2|Write-Back|Not Socketed|External|Enabled|
Max Cache Size = 512 KB
Installed Size = 512 KB
Supported SRAM Type = |Synchronous|
Current SRAM Type = |Synchronous|
Cache Speed (ns) = 0
Error Correction Type = Unknown
System Cache Type = Unknown
Associativity = Unknown

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 000B, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = PRIMARY IDE
Internal Connector Type = On Board IDE
External Reference Designator = 
External Connector Type = None
Port Type = UNDEF#255

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 000C, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = SECONDARY IDE
Internal Connector Type = On Board IDE
External Reference Designator = 
External Connector Type = None
Port Type = UNDEF#255

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 000D, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = FDD
Internal Connector Type = On Board Floppy
External Reference Designator = 
External Connector Type = None
Port Type = UNDEF#161

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 000E, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = COM1
Internal Connector Type = 9 Pin Dual Inline (pin 10 cut)
External Reference Designator =  
External Connector Type = DB-9 male
Port Type = Serial 16450

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 000F, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = COM2
Internal Connector Type = 9 Pin Dual Inline (pin 10 cut)
External Reference Designator =  
External Connector Type = DB-9 male
Port Type = Serial 16450

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 0010, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = LPT1
Internal Connector Type = DB-25 female
External Reference Designator =  
External Connector Type = DB-25 female
Port Type = Parallel ECP/EPP

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 0011, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = Keyboard
Internal Connector Type = PS/2
External Reference Designator =  
External Connector Type = PS/2
Port Type = Keyboard

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 0012, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = PS/2 Mouse
Internal Connector Type = PS/2
External Reference Designator =  
External Connector Type = PS/2
Port Type = Mouse

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 0013, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = 
Internal Connector Type = None
External Reference Designator = USB
External Connector Type = UNDEF#255
Port Type = USB

== Port Connector (type 8, handle 0014, length 9) ==
Internal Reference Designator = 
Internal Connector Type = None
External Reference Designator = AUDIO
External Connector Type = None
Port Type = Audio

== System Slot (type 9, handle 0015, length 13) ==
Slot Designation = PCI0
Slot Type = PCI
Slot Data Bus Width = 32 bit
Current Usage = Available
Slot Length = Long Length
Slot ID = 0001
Slot Characteristics 1 = |Provides 5V|
Slot Characteristics 2 = |PME#|

== System Slot (type 9, handle 0016, length 13) ==
Slot Designation = PCI1
Slot Type = PCI
Slot Data Bus Width = 32 bit
Current Usage = Available
Slot Length = Long Length
Slot ID = 0002
Slot Characteristics 1 = |Provides 5V|
Slot Characteristics 2 = |PME#|

== System Slot (type 9, handle 0017, length 13) ==
Slot Designation = PCI2
Slot Type = PCI
Slot Data Bus Width = 32 bit
Current Usage = Available
Slot Length = Long Length
Slot ID = 0003
Slot Characteristics 1 = |Provides 5V|
Slot Characteristics 2 = |PME#|

== System Slot (type 9, handle 0018, length 13) ==
Slot Designation = PCI3
Slot Type = PCI
Slot Data Bus Width = 32 bit
Current Usage = In Use
Slot Length = Long Length
Slot ID = 0004
Slot Characteristics 1 = |Provides 5V|
Slot Characteristics 2 = |PME#|

== System Slot (type 9, handle 0019, length 13) ==
Slot Designation = PCI4
Slot Type = PCI
Slot Data Bus Width = 32 bit
Current Usage = Available
Slot Length = Long Length
Slot ID = 0005
Slot Characteristics 1 = |Provides 5V|
Slot Characteristics 2 = |PME#|

== System Slot (type 9, handle 001A, length 13) ==
Slot Designation = AGP
Slot Type = AGP
Slot Data Bus Width = 32 bit
Current Usage = Available
Slot Length = Long Length
Slot ID = 0008
Slot Characteristics 1 = |Provides 5V|
Slot Characteristics 2 = |

== BIOS Language (type 13, handle 001B, length 22) ==
Installable Languages = 3
Flags = 0
Reserved = 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 
Current Language = n|US|iso8859-1

== Physical Memory Array (type 16, handle 001C, length 15) ==
Location = System board
Use = System
Error Correction = None
Max Capacity (KB) = 786432
Error Info Handle = FFFE
Number Of Devices = 3

== Memory Device (type 17, handle 001D, length 21) ==
Array Handle = 001C
Error Info Handle = FFFE
Total Width (bits) = 65535
Data Width (bits) = 65535
Size = 512 MB
Form Factor = DIMM
Device Set = 0
Device Locator = A0
Bank Locator = Bank0/1
Memory Type = Unknown
Type Detail = |

== Memory Device (type 17, handle 001E, length 21) ==
Array Handle = 001C
Error Info Handle = FFFE
Total Width (bits) = 65535
Data Width (bits) = 65535
Size = Not Installed
Form Factor = DIMM
Device Set = 0
Device Locator = A1
Bank Locator = Bank2/3
Memory Type = Unknown
Type Detail = |

== Memory Device (type 17, handle 001F, length 21) ==
Array Handle = 001C
Error Info Handle = FFFE
Total Width (bits) = 65535
Data Width (bits) = 65535
Size = 512 MB
Form Factor = DIMM
Device Set = 0
Device Locator = A2
Bank Locator = Bank4/5
Memory Type = Unknown
Type Detail = |

== Memory Array Mapped Address (type 19, handle 0020, length 15) ==
Starting Address = 00000000
Ending Address = 000FFFFF
Array Handle = 001C
Partition Width = 1

== Memory Device Mapped Address (type 20, handle 0021, length 19) ==
Starting Address = 00000000
Ending Address = 0007FFFF
Device Handle = 001D
Array Mapped Address Handle = 0020
Row Position = 1
Interleave Position = 0
Interleaved Data Depth = 0

== Memory Device Mapped Address (type 20, handle 0022, length 19) ==
Starting Address = 00000000
Ending Address = 00000000
Device Handle = 001E
Array Mapped Address Handle = 0020
Row Position = 1
Interleave Position = 0
Interleaved Data Depth = 0

== Memory Device Mapped Address (type 20, handle 0023, length 19) ==
Starting Address = 00080000
Ending Address = 000FFFFF
Device Handle = 001F
Array Mapped Address Handle = 0020
Row Position = 1
Interleave Position = 0
Interleaved Data Depth = 0

== System Boot (type 32, handle 0024, length 11) ==
Reserved = 00 00 00 00 00 00 
Boot Status = No errors

== END ==
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E

ehall

New member
ehall said:
I've been working with Everest, a hardware-monitor utility that some outstanding sensor monitoring capabilities. I'm trying to encourage them to make the fan, voltage and thermal readings available as performance counters so that they can be accessed via WMI calls...
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The guys at Lavalys finally got around to adding shared memory interfaces to Everest hardware sensors. This finally gives Windows users an alternative to MBM5 and SpeedFan and the like.

http://www.lavalys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1637 is the thread on their forum that discusses the interface if somebody feels like coding up a CC2 plugin for it... :) If/when they get around to doing WMI interface this won't be needed but in the meantime we need a plugin.
 
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CF Mark

Administrator
Thanks for that news.
Ill start making a plugin ASAP (will be after these new forums/server are sorted).
 
C

CF Mark

Administrator
It has not been made yet, and wont be for a while.
I will not be working on plugins/big-upgrades in CC2 until mid October.
 
K

knucks

New member
Oh please roll on October that is my most wanted list with screen editor.. think of the screen configs possible with everest info.. :) would look great on the purple 635 in my RIG :D
 
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CF Mark

Administrator
Ive just found the app "Systool".
http://www.techpowerup.com/systool/

Its free, supports a lot of hardware, has overclocking features for a lot of MBs & Video cards, and has a good 3rd party app interface.

Im going to work on supporting this first.

When ive done this, ill make an Everest plugin if you guys think its still needed.
 
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Heffo

New member
If it allows 3rd party apps to adjust the clock speeds, it would be really cool if you could work that into CC2 so you can tweak your clocks from the LCD's keypad!
 
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jc634

Administrator
I've installed it before. Seems nice, lots of info. It's free, which is very nice. Being that Everest costs, donno how many would actually use Everest. Of course, sometimes you get what you pay for...

The one thing about SysTool that make me very nervous is that they have called each version an ALPHA release for way over a year... Don't like to "tweak" too much with "Alpha" SW.

Even CC2 is better than that! Jab Jab.:D

Sorry, couldn't resist!:p

BTW, CCadmin, nice to be home again???

Jim
 
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ehall

New member
CrystalControl Admin said:
When ive done this, ill make an Everest plugin if you guys think its still needed.
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I'm still going to use Everest regardless. It'd be nice if I could use it with CC and my 635.

They are shipping 3.5 now, which has shared memory and WMI hooks (no perfmon yet or else we wouldn't need a plugin at all).
 
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Peloton

New member
I've used Everest for while now anyway, so it would be nice to use it with my 631. Before I've had to start up several programs in order to get different hardware temps (CPU, GPU) If using Everest, maybe even Northbridge temps would also be nice. ;)
 
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CF Mark

Administrator
Ok, well ill get onto making an Everest plugin soon now since the SysTool plugin is finished and in beta testing.
 
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