Core Temp has been updated after about 10 months to support new processors from Intel and AMD.
The Core Temp tool is quite popular and allows us to know the temperature of the CPU in a fairly simple way. The latest version available is 1.17 and it brings support for different processors, even some Core families that have not been released yet.
Core Temp adds support for the recent Intel Core Rocket Lake processors, which is not surprising at all, but the support for future 12th gen Alder Lake and 14th gen Meteor Lake processors is surprising. The 13th Gen Intel Core Raptor Lake chips are not supported at this time.
On the AMD side, Core Temp adds support for Ryzen 'Cezanne' APU processors.
What is most striking about the update is the support of the Intel Core Meteor Lake, which is planned to reach the market in 2023. There are about two years for that, but Intel may already have early samples to send to its customers. partners for testing. It is also curious that Raptor Lake is left out, being the pre-Meteor Lake generation.
Change list
- New: Support for AMD Zen 3 and Zen 2 APUs
- New: Support for Intel Rocket Lake
- New: Preliminary support for Alder Lake
- New: Very preliminary support for Meteor Lake
- Fix: "CPU not supported" message when only some cores have HT enabled
- Fix: EPYC Rome / Threadripper 3rd Gen platform detection
- Fix: Gemini Lake platform detection
- Correction: codename of Whiskey Lake
- Fix: incorrect VID reporting on some Celeron / Pentium processors
- Fix: Crash on Intel Banias based processors (Pentium / Celeron M)
- Fix: Turbo multipliers detection in Nehalem / Westmere
- Fix: Errors related to response to DPI changes
- Fix: VID report on some AMD Athlon64 processors
- Change: AMD Bulldozer-based processors now show the number of modules / threads instead of cores / threads
- Change: Improved information accuracy on unsupported Intel CPUs
You can download Core Temp version 1.17 from this link.
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