speccy Core detection issues with Speccy and a 5800X

[Smartiefox]

Hello everyone.

Since I searched for quite a while without any satisfying results, I hope maybe one of you can help me solve or at least detect the problem here. 
I recently managed to build a new PC with a ryzen 5800x. Everything works quite fine. (Except for the known high-temperature issues with the zen 3 ryzen models....) 

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But when I try to monitor my system using Speccy, I get a result of having 16 one core once thread CPUs installed so it is almost impossible to check thermals, clocks and so on. 
Is there a compatibility issue with the most recent ryzen models and speccy or could I have messed up something?
I updated every driver a week ago when I first installed the system.

Would be good to know if someone has the same problem as I do. 

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[Moonzy]

while im not sure if speccy is compatible with ryzen or not (i heard it's very old, so most likely not)

 

ryzen master is what you can use

[Smartiefox]

Thanks a lot.  

 

Since even that tool does not have a selective temperature monitoring I assume there is really no way to look at core temperatures separately, right?! 
(Hoped speccy has this like it had for my Intel setup)

[Moonzy]

3 minutes ago, Smartiefox said:

Thanks a lot.  

 

Since even that tool does not have a selective temperature monitoring I assume there is really no way to look at core temperatures separately, right?! 
(Hoped speccy has this like it had for my Intel setup)

im not too sure if it's possible to monitor individual core temps of ryzen

i think it just reports the hottest part of the die, not necessarily core

 

maybe try HWinfo, i never use it personally but it's widely recommended around here

 

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