Download Central Brain Identifier 7.4.0.4

The fourth release of Central Brain Identifier version 7.4 can already be picked up on the Russian Amd club. They like long version numbers out there and this time 7.4.0.4 Build 0305 R4 has come out of the top hat. Central Brain Identifier recognizes over fifty models of AMD processors 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. In version 7.4, a new tab has been added where information about “mobile features” of K7 and AMD64 processors is displayed. A changelog is not available, but the following can be read about this release:

Among new features, there’s a full identification of the latest mobile AMD Turion 64 MT/ML processor family with models of 28, 30, 32, 34 and 37 based on Lancaster core. The identification includes an OPN, a package, process technology and so on. The ID Opteron database has been enhanced with the official dates of announce of the whole family of AMD Opteron processor based on Revision D4 and E4. Using an improved formula, CBId now estimates a performance rating for the AMD Sempron Socket 754 processor having the models of 2600+, 2800+ and 3000+. Those who have the AMD64 CPU with Revision CG and higher are able to manipulate by important “2Timing” parameter via the Controller tab. The next useful P-States tab has been enhanced with an addition group box that shows a small info about Super I/ Oh chip. Besides, it shows the maximum case temperature of the AMD64 with Revision D0 and higher, retrieving it directly from the processor (please, find the time to meet with a new FAQ). Among supported SIO there are Winbond W83627EHF and W83637HF. Added absolutely new optimized algorithm for the CPU core voltage and CPU temperature sensing using ITE IT8705F and IT8712F I/O chips.[break]