Setting label names
Calling dmidecode
# dmidecode (built-in with CPU-X) 3.0
Getting SMBIOS data from sysfs.
SMBIOS 2.3 present.
Handle 0x0004, DMI type 4, 35 bytes
Handle 0x0008, DMI type 4, 35 bytes
# dmidecode (built-in with CPU-X) 3.0
Getting SMBIOS data from sysfs.
SMBIOS 2.3 present.
Handle 0x0000, DMI type 0, 24 bytes
Handle 0x0002, DMI type 2, 15 bytes
# dmidecode (built-in with CPU-X) 3.0
Getting SMBIOS data from sysfs.
SMBIOS 2.3 present.
Handle 0x0031, DMI type 17, 27 bytes
Handle 0x0033, DMI type 17, 27 bytes
Handle 0x0035, DMI type 17, 27 bytes
Handle 0x0037, DMI type 17, 27 bytes
Calling libcpuid for retrieving static data
Finding CPU technology
Your CPU does not belong in database ==> AMD Athlon(tm) 64 FX-60 Dual Core Processor, model: 3, ext. model: 35, ext. family: 15
Calling libcpuid for retrieving CPU clock
Calling libcpuid for retrieving CPU MSR values
Loading 'msr' kernel module
Calling libprocps
Calling bandwidth
This is bandwidth (built-in with CPU-X) version 1.1.
Copyright (C) 2005-2014 by Zack T Smith.
This software is covered by the GNU Public License.
It is provided AS-IS, use at your own risk.
See the file COPYING for more information.
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 128 B, 13202.7 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 256 B, 19542.0 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 384 B, 19470.6 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 512 B, 19568.9 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 640 B, 19601.7 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 768 B, 19604.8 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 896 B, 16769.2 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 1024 B, 10131.4 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 1280 B, 19535.7 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 2 kB, 10967.4 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 3 kB, 9083.0 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 4 kB, 18837.4 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 6 kB, 18945.0 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 8 kB, 11381.8 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 12 kB, 17347.8 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 16 kB, 19379.3 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 20 kB, 19498.5 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 24 kB, 19498.5 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 28 kB, 18548.9 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 32 kB, 9774.7 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 34 kB, 13159.7 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 36 kB, 12987.8 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 40 kB, 9711.5 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 48 kB, 18772.0 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 64 kB, 7421.2 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 128 kB, 9879.6 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 192 kB, 9909.7 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 256 kB, 10004.7 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 320 kB, 9834.9 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 384 kB, 9981.2 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 512 kB, 4699.0 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 768 kB, 5824.6 MB/s
Sequential read (128-bit), size = 1 MB, 3540.4 MB/s
Finding devices
Finding graphic card driver
Finding graphic card driver
Calculating CPU usage
Identifying running system
Retrieving GPU temperature
CPU-X:core.c:867: failed to retrieve GPU temperature (Input/output error)
Updating benchmark status
Finding CPU package in fallback mode
Your CPU socket does not belong in database ==> AMD Athlon(tm) 64 FX-60 Dual Core Processor, codename: @
Retrieving CPU temperature in fallback mode
Replacing undefined labels by an empty string
Checking on Internet for a new version...
No new version available
Dumping data...
>>>>>>>>>> CPU <<<<<<<<<<
***** Processor *****
Vendor: AMD
Code Name: @
Package: CPU 2
Technology:
Voltage: 21474836.470 V
Specification: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 FX-60 Dual Core Processor
Family: 15 (F)
Ext. Family: 15 (F)
Model: 3
Ext. Model: 35 (23)
Temp.: 56.00°C
Stepping: 2
Instructions: MMX(+), 3DNOW!(+), SSE (1, 2), AMD64
***** Clocks *****
Core Speed: 2600 MHz
Multiplier: x0.0 (21474836-21474836)
Bus Speed: 21474836.47 MHz
Usage: 77.32 %
***** Cache *****
L1 Data: 2 x 64 KB,
L1 Inst.: 2 x 64 KB,
Level 2: 2 x 1024 KB, 2-way
Level 3:
***** * *****
Socket(s): 1
Core(s): 2
Thread(s): 2
>>>>>>>>>> Caches <<<<<<<<<<
***** L1 Cache *****
Size: 2 x 64 KB,
Descriptor:
Speed: 15709.60 MB/s
***** L2 Cache *****
Size: 2 x 1024 KB, 2-way
Descriptor: 2-way set associative,
Speed: 7959.20 MB/s
***** L3 Cache *****
Size:
Descriptor:
Speed:
>>>>>>>>>> Motherboard <<<<<<<<<<
***** Motherboard *****
Manufacturer: MSI
Model: MS-7220
Revision: 100
***** BIOS *****
Brand: American Megatrends Inc.
Version: 080012
Date: 12/14/2005
ROM Size: 64 kB / 512 kB
***** Chipset *****
Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
Model: CK804 ISA Bridge
>>>>>>>>>> Memory <<<<<<<<<<
***** Banks *****
Bank 0 Ref.: Manufacturer0 PartNum0
Bank 0 Type: 1024 MB @ 333MHz (DIMM DDR)
Bank 1 Ref.: Manufacturer1 PartNum1
Bank 1 Type: 1024 MB @ 333MHz (DIMM DDR)
Bank 2 Ref.: Manufacturer2 PartNum2
Bank 2 Type: 1024 MB @ 333MHz (DIMM DDR)
Bank 3 Ref.: Manufacturer3 PartNum3
Bank 3 Type: 1024 MB @ 333MHz (DIMM DDR)
>>>>>>>>>> System <<<<<<<<<<
***** Operating System *****
Kernel: Linux 4.5.7-1-ck
Distribution: Arch Linux
Hostname: ArchDesktop
Uptime: 0 days, 5 hours, 4 minutes, 30 seconds
Compiler: cc (GCC) 6.1.1 20160602
***** Memory *****
Used: 523 MB / 4052 MB
Buffers: 71 MB / 4052 MB
Cached: 1601 MB / 4052 MB
Free: 1855 MB / 4052 MB
Swap: 0 MB / 4194 MB
>>>>>>>>>> Graphics <<<<<<<<<<
***** Card 0 *****
Vendor: NVIDIA (nvidia driver)
Model: GT200 [GeForce GTX 280]
Temperature:
***** Card 1 *****
Vendor: NVIDIA (nvidia driver)
Model: GT200 [GeForce GTX 280]
Temperature:
Freeing memory
I guess CPU-X doesn't like Socket 939 CPU's because of age. Is there a way to fix this issue?