[McTimson]

I have an XP2000+, very slightly overclocked to 1.7Ghz. EMIII says that it's at 1863 mhz though. Is it showing something else, or does it just not read speeds correctly?

[The WeatherMan]

EM sometimes mis-reads the speed...
I have a new dll that will show the correct speeds no matter what.
I just haven't changed out the dll's yet.

[Lonely Raven]

Huh, EM doesn't seem to read ANY speeds on any of my
machines. Am I missing a setting or something?

[stui_nz]

Try this from the instructions page ..http://home.attbi.com/~wxdude1/emsite/help/

"Third, while this step isn’t necessary and you can do it or not, you might want this information displayed in the EM window. Find the Speed.exe file in the folder you unzipped EM into. Copy the Speed.exe file and the EMGetCPUinf.dll file to the FAH folder. Double-click the Speed program. A file will be created called "speed.emd" which will contain the type of processor you have and its speed. This program works on most CPU’s, but if it doesn’t work on yours don’t worry about it. The new AMD XP processors don’t seem to be seen correctly, and it will not identify systems with Dual CPU’s installed. Other than that it should correctly recognize your CPU and its speed. You can edit this file inside EM later so don’t worry about it now."

[Lonely Raven]

Huh, sounds like too much work for something that doesn't work.

[The WeatherMan]

Originally posted by Lonely Raven
Huh, sounds like too much work for something that doesn't work.

I've got 11 machines here, all different, many OC'd... EM shows all their speeds correctly...
Sometimes it doesn't work correctly.

[Chris]

Always works for me its just if you have EM3 and f@h in different folders you have to copy the speed.emd fiile from the EM3 folder to the folding folder, well thats what works for me anyway