Software Update: Central Brain Identifier 7.5.0.7 Final

The final version of Central Brain Identifier 7.50 has just been released. With this program it can be determined exactly which AMD processor and chipset is in the computer. Some settings can also be fine-tuned, such as the speed of the VIA V-Link interface, bus width, command priority and the Bank Interleave parameter. Furthermore, it is also possible to enable or disable the instruction sets of the processor, such as MMX, 3DNow!, SSE2, Long Mode, NX-bit. More information about this can be found in this article are being found. The full changelog of version 7.50 looks like this:

Changes in version 7.50:

• Realized general recognition of the mobile AMD Athlon XP SFF class processor.
• Provided the full identification of the AMD Sempron processor with a signature of 20FC0h.
• Added identification of the mobile AMD Athlon 64 processor based on 0.09 micron Newark core.
• Added support to the whole series of the AMD Athlon 64 processors with Venice core or revision E3.
• Provided identification of the newest single and dual core AMD Opteron processors with revision E.
• Added the Series field and enhanced the Central Processor field for the AMD Opteron processors.
• Used the full clock multiplier encoding table and added a new core revision table for the AMD64 CPU.
• Added a lot of optimization and improvements in order to fully recognize the AMD Athlon 64 X2 CPU.
• Added possibility to tune up the general DRAM timings of tCAS, tRAS, etc of the VIA KT880 chipset.
• Added possibility to set up the Bank Interleave parameter of many VIA KT/KX series chipsets.
• Added powerful tweaking of the VIA V-Link interface of the VIA KT266/A, KT333, KT400/A, KT600.
• The absolute innovation of the new version is a possibility to manipulate with processor feature bits.

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