Central Brain Identifier

Reading detailed information about the central processing unit (CPU) of a computer can be done in a variety of ways, but the most simple one is to use a dedicated utility that can retrieve all the necessary data and display it in a well-structured manner.

Among the numerous utilities of this kind, Central Brain Identifier tries to offer a bit more than the competition and goes really in-depth to gather all the processor information. The great thing about this particular software is that it is ready to run right out of the box, without needing any installation.

The first thing noticed when launching Central Brain Identifier is the speed with which it can read and display the data. The waiting time was close to nil and the amount of info it collected and revealed was quite impressive.

Besides generalities like the exact CPU model, socket (form factor), family, clock speeds, voltage and caches, the program can determine with precision the type of processor core, its generation, as well as technologies and instructions it uses and supports.

The Level 1 and Level 2 caches are treated separately, in a different tab, so those interested can view all the information concerning the characteristics of the AMD processing unit. Insofar as the power management, core voltage and frequency, as well as thermal power control are concerned, Central Brain Identifier has a special area for these also, the 'Mobility' tab.

An interesting section of this application is the 'Tweaks' module, where the user can check out the available capabilities of the analyzed CPU. These consist of L1 ECC Cache Checking, Processor Name Modification and Clock Control Register Correction.

To sum things up, it's safe to say that Central Brain Identifier can provide quite a lot of information and if someone wants to find out almost everything about their processor, this tool can certainly help.