Interview with CPU-Z creator Franck Delattre

Easy Rhino · Apr 12, 2008, 05:21 PM

To read this review go to: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/I...anck_Delattre/

Solaris17 · Apr 22, 2008, 12:33 AM

awsome great read

Easy Rhino · Apr 22, 2008, 12:38 AM

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awsome great read

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Gr8 read though!

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jezz · Apr 22, 2008, 08:17 AM

que dire , vive la france, ca fait plaisir que des français compétent soit en avant, merci pour tout ce travail,

jezz.

lemonadesoda · Apr 22, 2008, 10:08 AM

These interviews are a great idea. Keep up the good work. Who is next on your list?

ArkanHell · Apr 22, 2008, 01:44 PM

Exellent. keep it coming.

blobster21 · Apr 22, 2008, 01:44 PM

Franck is a bit like our national pride, you see

btw did you know that X86-secret.com was led by fellow french chaps ? that's another cutting edge cpu related ressource site living by the words "fighting marketing BS since 2001 !"

panchoman · Apr 22, 2008, 03:53 PM

nice interview easy rhino! i cant wait to see what you guys come up with for next month's interview!

thoughtdisorder · Apr 22, 2008, 04:09 PM

Excellent interview, learned lots I did not know about Franck previously!

Good job Rhino!

Sir Delattre

newtekie1 · Apr 22, 2008, 07:07 PM

Great read, I love these interviews.

PVTCaboose1337 · Apr 22, 2008, 09:00 PM

I absolutely love the new interviews! Keep them coming! It is interesting to see that my interests parallel some of these people you interview.

Bundy · Apr 23, 2008, 09:59 AM

That was great, thanks.

Esse · Apr 23, 2008, 11:02 AM

Thanks for the interview. Was a good read

VroomBang · Apr 26, 2008, 01:11 PM

It's great to get to know a little bit the person behind a program I use all the time and take for granted. Good man this franck and thanks rhino for this great insight!

Franck is 100% right about showing the cpu real clock as opposed to the nominal clock only. I'm interested in seeing the real value at all times, not what Intel wants me to see. I can understand some people might be surprised by a lower cpu clock under Speedstep, but it's just a question of knowing it only happens at idle. If you don't like it, you can always deactivate Speedstep (EIST) in your BIOS. Bear in mind Speestep saves energy mostly when the cpu is at idle, so your cpu's performance is not affected by it. If you run a bench for instance, you'll notice the cpu clock back to its nominal value in cpu-z.

It's nice to see that Franck doesn't crumble under Intel's pressure to show a permanent nominal clock. This just shows his commitment and integrity in delivering a monitoring product as accurate as possible. You have to admire that. Franck, you tell these big guys at Intel!

I think that showing both the nominal and the real clock is a good compromise to keep Intel and consumers happy while still being accurate.

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Q: Would you say that CPU-Z helps companies like Intel and AMD?

Franck: CPU-Z helps them, unless it displays information that they do not want to show. The best example is Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology (EIST). Let's say you buy a CPU @ 3000 = 15x200. EIST reduces the clock speed at 1000 = 5x200 when idling.
Intel software will show 3000 MHz whatever. CPU-Z displays real time clock, so during idling, it displays 1000 MHz. Of course, this confuses a lot of people since they expect to see 3000MHz. So Intel asked me to always show 3000 MHz, at least besides the 1000 MHz.

Q: In this case they would always want CPU-Z to show 3000 MHz, just so people do not get confused? Do you agree with this?

Franck: No, because CPU-Z shows real clock, and real clock is sometimes 1000, sometimes 3000 MHz.

Apr 12, 2008, 05:21 PM	#1
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VroomBang Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Spain Posts: 163 (0.11/day) Thanks: 15 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts System Specs	It's great to get to know a little bit the person behind a program I use all the time and take for granted. Good man this franck and thanks rhino for this great insight! Franck is 100% right about showing the cpu real clock as opposed to the nominal clock only. I'm interested in seeing the real value at all times, not what Intel wants me to see. I can understand some people might be surprised by a lower cpu clock under Speedstep, but it's just a question of knowing it only happens at idle. If you don't like it, you can always deactivate Speedstep (EIST) in your BIOS. Bear in mind Speestep saves energy mostly when the cpu is at idle, so your cpu's performance is not affected by it. If you run a bench for instance, you'll notice the cpu clock back to its nominal value in cpu-z. It's nice to see that Franck doesn't crumble under Intel's pressure to show a permanent nominal clock. This just shows his commitment and integrity in delivering a monitoring product as accurate as possible. You have to admire that. Franck, you tell these big guys at Intel! I think that showing both the nominal and the real clock is a good compromise to keep Intel and consumers happy while still being accurate. [QUOTE=Easy Rhino;745966] Q: Would you say that CPU-Z helps companies like Intel and AMD? Franck: CPU-Z helps them, unless it displays information that they do not want to show. The best example is Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology (EIST). Let's say you buy a CPU @ 3000 = 15x200. EIST reduces the clock speed at 1000 = 5x200 when idling. Intel software will show 3000 MHz whatever. CPU-Z displays real time clock, so during idling, it displays 1000 MHz. Of course, this confuses a lot of people since they expect to see 3000MHz. So Intel asked me to always show 3000 MHz, at least besides the 1000 MHz. Q: In this case they would always want CPU-Z to show 3000 MHz, just so people do not get confused? Do you agree with this? Franck: No, because CPU-Z shows real clock, and real clock is sometimes 1000, sometimes 3000 MHz. __________________ We want quantum processors now!

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