Download Central Brain Identifier 8.2.0.9 build 0107 R9

Showshock Softnology released the ninth beta build of Central Brain Identifier version 8.2 yesterday. This program is designed to identify the exact model and type of processor of an Amd equipped computer. CBId recognizes a wide variety of models and displays detailed information such as core name, revision and voltage, frequency, rating, cache size, and PowerNow technology used. In addition, it is also able to perform some tweaks regarding, for example, the L1 cache, the Clock Control Register, the memory timings and there is also the possibility to adjust the HyperTransport clock frequency. In addition to the usual addition of support for some new Amd processor models, this time the appearance has also been slightly modified. This especially to give an extra touch to the four-year anniversary. The full version 8.2.0.9 build 0107 release notes are as follows:

After almost 4 years of developing we have decided to slightly improve CBId’s classic GUI, because we feel that we need something new to mark out the utility and underline an art manner of its developers. Also, we have tried to support the latest dual core AMD Athlon 64 X2 processor based on two new revisions of F3 and G1. Currently, CBId identifies 5 ADO models of revision BH-G1 and 5 ADA models of revision JH-F3. [break]