Download Central Brain Identifier 1.0.0.2 beta 2 build 11088

Central Brain Identifier seems to have risen from its ashes, because a new version was released yesterday. This is version 1.0.0.2 beta 2 build 11088 and it also has the addition ‘Black Edition’, which is easy to explain given the new look. CBId can identify the exact processor model and type of an AMD-equipped computer. The program displays detailed information such as core name, revision and voltage, frequency, rating, cache size, and PowerNow technology used. In addition, it is also capable of some tweaks regarding the L1 cache, the Clock Control Register, the memory timings and there is also the option to adjust the HyperTransport clock frequency. The new ‘Black Edition’ can only recognize the newer processors and it is not known whether recognition of older models will be added at a later date. More information can be found in the release notes of this version:

Central Brain Identifier Black Edition

A good news is CBId is alive! In March we started the Central Brain Identifier project again. As our funs remember, our works at the project were officially terminated last year. We devoted almost 5 long years for it! We could not optimize CBId’s GUI to be compatible with AMD Phenom processors. Therefore the project was closed. Now we are working at absolutely new CBId of Black Edition. It will be based on the powerful source code of previous CBId version, but it will feature a new GUI design that was worked out for the AMD64 processor architecture. CBId Black Edition is designed to support AMD64 processors only and previous processor families are not planned to support. For the moment CBId Black Edition is capable of supporting the latest AMD dual-core and quad-core processors. It can indicate a support of the latest multimedia instructions by the processor, such as SSSE3, SSE4A, SSE4.1 and SSE5! Check out the latest version![break]