Using Ghost mode on CPU-Z v1.38 (doesnt work on v1.39) output a text file to C:\temp\cpu.txt.
Use the following code
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cpuz.exe -txt=c:\temp\cpue.g. to display memory info (using cut.dll, math.dll)
Line 1: (all one line)
Memory | $dll(cut.dll,1,8#1,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,139))-$dll(cut.dll,1,15#1,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,140))-$dll(cut.dll,1,17#1,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,141))-$dll(cut.dll,1,19#2,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,142))
Line2: (all one line)
$dll(cut.dll,1,14#4,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,137))Mb | $dll(math,3, 2,$dll(cut.dll,1,18#5,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,138))) Mhz
gives a disply of memory size, speed and timings:
Next up using the same cpuz output to create a screen which is very useful for overclocking. If you put a batch file in the startup folder with the CPUZ command line from above this will update each time you reboot.
Multi: x$dll(cut.dll,1,25#1,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,32)) FSB: $dll(cut.dll,1,31#5,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,32))
CPU @ $dll(cut.dll,1,13#6,$File(C:\temp\cpu.txt,32))Mhz
gives:
and then finally just a simple CPU usage and temperature screen using perf.dll and speedfan.dll
CPU0:[$dll(perf,1,1x5#u#9,TinyCPUu)]$dll(perf,4,5,\Processor(0)\% Processor Time)% $dll(speedfan,2,6,0)C
CPU1:[$dll(perf,1,1x5#u#9#5#0#100#\Processor(1)\% Processor Time,TinyCP1)]$dll(perf,4,5,\Processor(1)\% Processor Time)% $dll(speedfan,2,7,0)C
gives a screen with bars for usage of each CPU and a temperature for each at the end:
Hope you like them !