Download version 1.0.3 from Releases.
A read-only Windows memory-timing and hardware-monitoring tool for supported Intel and AMD systems. View clocks, timings, per-channel settings, RAM details and native CPU/memory telemetry in a compact light/dark interface. No HWiNFO dependency.
- Download
RochViewer.exefrom Releases. - Obtain
inpoutx64.dllfrom Highresolution Enterprises and place it beside the executable. It is not bundled. - Run
RochViewer.exeas administrator.
Windows 10/11 x64 is required. The packaged EXE needs no Python or .NET installation.
The InpOut DLL contains a kernel driver and can install a persistent Windows service on first elevated use. Windows security policies may block it; hardware-register readings then remain unavailable. Do not disable protections just to load it. Read the driver details.
- Summary: CPU/board identity, memory speed, DRAM Ratio below BCLK, supported MCLK/UCLK/FCLK readings, key timings and voltage snapshots. Select one module or all modules; matching channel values display once and differences display side by side.
- System Info: system, processor, motherboard, clocks and RAM details, followed by graphics-card identity at the bottom.
- Timings: primary, secondary and tertiary timings, including per-channel values where exposed, with aligned alternating row shading and scrolling at the compact window size.
- Voltages: startup snapshots of supported CPU, motherboard and memory rails. Use Telemetry for live readings.
- Training and IMC: supported RTT/ODT, drive strengths, VREF, training and integrated-memory-controller configuration fields. AMD IMC includes native preamble/postamble and ECC status (memory-controller ECC, not DDR5 on-die ECC). Granite Ridge also exposes eight raw training codes with compatibility labels; those labels are not verified physical VREF/DFE readings. Unavailable reads stay blank.
- Native telemetry: CPU/effective clocks, temperatures, power and supported board voltages, plus each DIMM's temperature and PMIC rails. Current/minimum/maximum/average statistics and reset controls are included.
- Per-stick RAM details: part number, capacity, rank and available IC information in the footer and telemetry.
- Shared Roch interface: light/dark themes, consistent toolbar buttons, and YouTube | X | Discord links at the bottom-left.
- Advanced view: searchable fields and a text dump for comparing configurations or reporting issues.
- Read-only: no overclocking controls or voltage writes. Low-level selectors and query transactions retrieve readings only.
Version 1.0.3 adds reorganized timing and training layouts, independent A1/B1 module readings, IMC and RTL views, expanded System Info, snapshot voltage reporting, and a compact 750 × 775 interface with scrolling for longer pages.
Actual updated local-build screenshots, not UI concepts. Values shown are examples, not tuning recommendations.
Intel LGA1700/LGA1851 and supported AMD AM5/Granite Ridge systems. Readings depend on CPU, memory type, motherboard, BIOS and driver access. Unsupported values stay unavailable; board sensor mappings are not assumed to transfer between models. See validation history and limitations.
Install Python 3.13 x64 with Tkinter, then run:
py -3.13 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
py -3.13 -m PyInstaller -y RochViewer.specOutput: dist\RochViewer.exe. Put the separately obtained inpoutx64.dll beside it. To run from source, put the DLL beside run_viewer.py and use pyw -3.13 run_viewer.py.
Tests: py -3.13 -m unittest discover -s tests -t .
- Ivan Rusanov (irusanov) — ZenStates-Core and ZenTimings: AMD register, timing and SMU references.
- Highresolution Enterprises / Logix4u — InpOut32/64: separately supplied low-level access component.
- LibreHardwareMonitor: board-sensor register and mapping references.
- Zorko — gnr-smu: independent Granite Ridge SMU mailbox research.
Created by Roch Studio / MateoPCTech.
License · Third-party notices · Detailed reference
Low-level hardware access carries risk, even in a read-only tool. Provided as-is, without warranty.