Closed xtouching closed 3 years ago
maybe when _windows in memory.js
clockSpeed: parseInt(util.getValue(lines, 'ConfiguredClockSpeed', '='), 10) || 0,
canbe
clockSpeed: parseInt(util.getValue(lines, 'ConfiguredClockSpeed', '='), 10) || parseInt(util.getValue(lines, 'Speed', '='), 10) || 0 ,
for these special situation?
@xtouching actually, catching the second option (testing also speed
) makes sense but in your case, both are 2133, so I do not see how to get the 2666 as given in your example ...
@xtouching actually, catching the second option (testing also
speed
) makes sense but in your case, both are 2133, so I do not see how to get the 2666 as given in your example ...
yes.....so can we add other param in result as current speed ?
at least i wanna get the current speed when i get the wrong clockSpeed.
or, do we have other method get the clockSpeed
both is ok~~~~
thanks~love you~
@xtouching will have a look at it tomorrow ...
@xtouching should be fixed now. Can you check it on your side? Version 5.7.5. just released,
@xtouching should be fixed now. Can you check it on your side? Version 5.7.5. just released,
OK,I will check later ,I use version 4.23.5 now. I need to check the changes vs 5.7.5. Thanks so much!!!
os: window7 x 64 memory1: Kingston DDR4 2133 MHz memory2: Kingston DDR4 2666 MHz detailed information in the text file, thanks!!! memory.txt