Download Central Brain Identifier 7.4.0.0 R1

It’s been quiet around Central Brain Identifier for a while, but a few days ago the long-awaited version 7.4.0.0 finally came out in the form of Release 1. This program allows AMD processors to be identified. It recognizes more than fifty models and provides detailed information such as core name, revision and voltage, frequency, rating, cache and PowerNow technology. In addition, it is also able to perform some tweaks with regard to, for example, the L1 cache and the Clock Control Register. A changelog is not available, but the following can be read about this release:

The main innovation of the current version consists in additional software mechanism that enables FID transitions for fully mobile or modified AMD K7-based processors on the desktop motherboards. In some cases it may solve the problem with an inability to change a CPU clock ratio. The checking mechanism works fine with the VIA KT333, KT400A, KT600 and nVidia nForce2 chipsets. The newest ‘Brain’ shows the full list of supported frequencies of HyperTransport link by the AMD64 processor, correctly determines low-power models of Athlon64 processor based on Odessa core. Under power support of Wadik Alekseev CBId now tunes the memory timings of the VIA KT400A and KT600 chipsets much better and more effective.