ZenTimings v1.41.5

CPU Die temperature, memory temperature, DIMM power and the WHEA error count can each be switched on or off from Options -> Readouts.

ZenTimings v1.41.1

Screenshot bug fixes

ZenTimings v1.41

• Turkish interface for the Options window (Options -> Language)
• Clearer names: "Reference Profiles" (menu) and "My Profiles" (OC Tools); logging is now "Start / Stop CSV Logging"
• Fixed ProcDqsOdt showing the ProcDqOdt value on DDR5 APU boards

v1.40 - live sensors, benchmarks and the tCCD_L family

Unofficial fork of ZenTimings by irusanov, with live sensor monitoring, memory benchmarks and OC tooling added. Auto-update is switched off on purpose — pulling an upstream release would overwrite everything below.

Built from 853a675, version 1.40.491.

Monitoring

• Live CPU Die and DDR5 DIMM temperatures on the main window, each with a sparkline of its recent history and a min/max/avg tooltip
• Total DIMM power, summed from the on-module PMICs
• Tray icon can show the hottest temperature in a colour of your choice (Options → Tray icon colour), drawn at the shell's real icon size so it stays sharp on scaled displays
• CSV telemetry logging
• WHEA error monitoring

Timings

• tCCD_L and tCCD_L_WR2, decoded from UMC registers that ZenStates-Core does not read: tCCD_L from 0x50198[7:3] + 5, tCCD_L_WR2 from 0x502E0[5:0] + 7
• tCCD_L_WR, recovered from the APOB. It appears in no UMC register, and dumps differing only in it are byte-identical across both channel windows, the AOD table and the SPD. AGESA stores the three same-bank-group write timings as consecutive nCK values, one copy per channel, so it is located by anchoring on tCCD_L and tCCD_L_WR2 rather than on a fixed offset
• CA / CK / CS on-die termination per bank group (ODT A and ODT B)
• SPD-rated timings alongside the running ones, with per-timing tooltips
• Timings panel rebalanced so all three columns end on the same row

Benchmarks

• Memory bandwidth and latency tests with a dedicated results window
• Persistent benchmark history and reference profile comparison

Overclocking

• OC profile management and OC tools windows

Convenience

• Turkish user interface (Options → Language)
• Ctrl+Alt+S screenshot hotkey, named from the current memory configuration
• Start with Windows

Install

Extract ZenTimings-1.40.491.zip anywhere and run ZenTimings.exe. It requires administrator rights; PawnIO and InpOut are bundled and installed on first run.

Requirements: AMD Ryzen / Threadripper / EPYC, Windows 10 or 11 64-bit, .NET Framework 4.5+.

CHECKSUMS.txt inside the archive lists SHA256 and MD5 for every shipped binary.

Licensing

ZenTimings is GPL-3.0. The archive carries the GPL text as LICENSE, the third-party licence texts
under licenses/, and a summary of what is bundled under which licence in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt.
All bundled components are GPL-3.0 compatible.