Software Update: CPU-Z 1.32

CPU-Z is able to display detailed information about the processor(s) used in the system. In addition, the program also shows information about the working memory and the motherboard. The developers of CPUID recently released a new version of CPU-Z in the form of 1.32 posted online. This version ships with a number of tweaks and bug fixes, including the recognition of AMD Athlon FX-60 and Intel Celeron 35x processors and the improved support of Intel’s Core Duo and Core Solo CPUs. The full changelog looks like this:

News and corrections

• Athlon FX-60 detection added.
• Athlon64 new memory dividers.
• Celeron 35x Cedar Mill, Pentium D 805.
• Core Solo & Core Duo detection improved.
• VIA C7 CPU detection added.
• Intel i975X, i945GT chipset support.
• ATI RD580 chipset support.
• ULi smbus support improved.
• Fix smbus conflict with ClockGen.

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