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Central Brain Identifier is designed to provide detailed identification and obtaining the most complete information about all AMD processors. It recognizes more than 50 various models of the AMD processors. It shows not only the general information about the processor, but also allows to determine its important technical features, such as processor core name, core revision, a nominal processor frequency, the date of announce, an OPN number, the components of the PowerNow! Technology and also independently computes an XP-Rating for processors having a Model Number. The program is capable to detect the core voltage of mobile AMD processors and the newest AMD Athlon 64 processor. Advanced recognition methods can accurately determine mobile, desktop and server variants of the AMD processors. The power diagnostic capabilities provide the most complete information about the processor cache. The program incorporates tweak features such as processor name modification, L1 Cache ECC control and Clock Control Register correction and DRAM timing control. Central Brain Identifier is aggressively aimed to compete with well-known processor diagnostic tools.

The benefits and unique advantages of CBId are the following:

Complete and precise identification of the AMD processors.
P-rating calculation and OPN determination.
The real-time CPU frequency, voltage and temperature monitoring.
An entering the processor the low power state of Stop Grant.
On the fly FID transition for mobile AMD processors.
Performance state tables searching and decoding.
DRAM timing configuration of a huge number of chipsets.
An ability to change the feature bits of the processor.
Quick CPU name string modification.
FSB/DRAM frequency control for nForce2 chipset on the fly.
An advanced tuning of VIA V-Link bus speed parameters.
An enhanced set of tweaks to optimize DRAM performance on nForce2 chipset.

Download:
http://cbid.amdclub.ru/

Review:
http://www.benchmark...ml?/cbid_e.html

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Dieser Beitrag wurde von Jammer bearbeitet: 17. September 2006 - 00:30

[UserXYZ]

Version 7.5.0.5 Build 0604 R5

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[UserXYZ]

Version 7.5.0.6 Build 0612 R6

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[UserXYZ]

Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.0 Build 0717 R1

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[swissboy]

Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.0 Build 0729 R1

Released an updated version of the Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.0! Added two additional DRAM timings of Read to Write Delay (tRTW) and Write to Read delay (tWTR) for the nVidia nForce2 chipset. The nForce2 FSB frequency control box enhanced with information about DRAM frequency. Added preliminary support to VIA VT82C686 south bridge to determine the VCore and CPU temperature. Added support to the AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ processor.

Lizenztyp: Freeware
Homepage: cbid.amdclub.ru
Direkt-Download (284KB): cbid76b.zip

[swissboy]

Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.1 Build 0806 R2

Today announced the next Release 2 of the Central Brain Identifier 7.60! The new version is well-suited for the nForce series chipsets. Due to additional powerful subtab called ‘nForce’ you can now easily get access to the hidden DRAM parameters and tune them as you wish! Now it’s possible to set a tCL timing independently for any bank, to control DIMM refresh and precharge timings, to change various command delays. Besides, the new tab displays an additional information regarding all DIMM banks installed on the motherboard. So, as you see, there is no any other tool to give so much freedom in tuning your favourite nVidia chipset! CBId takes a leadership role in tuning nForce and nForce2 chipsets! What else is new? Well, fixed bugs and added improvements in tCL, tWTR and tRTW timing control for the nForce series chipsets. Moreover, CBId now is the first tool that is capable to recognize the newest SE class of the Dual Core AMD Opteron processor. Unfortunately, CBId doesn’t display an OPN number for it, because currently it’s a highly confidential info.

Lizenztyp: Freeware
Homepage: cbid.amdclub.ru
Direkt-Download (286KB): cbid76b.zip

[swissboy]

Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.1 Build 0812 R2

Einen Changelog konnte ich leider nicht finden.

Lizenztyp: Freeware
Homepage: cbid.amdclub.ru
Direkt-Download (286KB): cbid76b.zip


UPDATE:
Es gibt inzwischen auch eine WinFuture-News zu diesem Thema:
http://www.winfuture...news,21853.html

Dieser Beitrag wurde von swissboy bearbeitet: 15. August 2005 - 11:35

[swissboy]

Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.1 Build 0821 R2

Changelog:
A hot update for the Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.1 has been released! The previous builds of CBId mistakenly detected AMD Sempron 64-bit edition processor as AMD Athlon FX processor. This silly defect has been eliminated. In addition, CBId is ready to fully recognize three models of AMD Sempron processor: SMS3300BQX3LF, SMS3100BQX3LF and SDA3300AIO2BX. Enjoy!

Lizenztyp: Freeware
Homepage: cbid.amdclub.ru
Direkt-Download (286KB): cbid76b.zip


UPDATE:
Es gibt inzwischen auch eine WinFuture-News zu diesem Thema:
http://www.winfuture...news,21950.html

Dieser Beitrag wurde von swissboy bearbeitet: 22. August 2005 - 11:30

[nim]

"das kam aber schon gestern raus! (sonnabend)" *nöl* ich bin wie immer total begeistert.

Dieser Beitrag wurde von nim bearbeitet: 21. August 2005 - 23:22

[swissboy]

Zitat (nim: 22.08.2005, 00:21)

"das kam aber schon gestern raus! (sonnabend)" *nöl* ich bin wie immer total begeistert.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Das stimmt leider nicht. Dieser Build ist vom Sonntag, den 21. August 2005 um 20:35 Uhr, also knapp 3 Stunden alt als ich den Beitrag postete.

Dieser Beitrag wurde von swissboy bearbeitet: 22. August 2005 - 00:08

[Lokimann]

Nimm´s nicht so tragisch swissboy. Er befindet sich doch noch in der "Entwicklung", wie unter seinem Avatar steht. Bald wird er auch erst selbst nachsehen, ehe er solche Beiträge postet, für die andere "Prozente" erhalten würden.

[nim]

no it ain't, erstmals neu registriert um 10:xx uhr am sonntag... dann hamse da wohl nochmal nachgebessert, aber wat solls...mit swissboy streiten wegen derart wichtiger software bringts nich..

Dieser Beitrag wurde von nim bearbeitet: 22. August 2005 - 10:05

[funny__bunny]

Zitat (nim: 22.08.2005, 11:01)

wegen derart wichtiger software bringts nich..
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Meinung geändert? http://www.winfuture...news,21950.html

[swissboy]

Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.2 Build 0908 R2

Einen aktuellen Changelog zu diesem Build konnte ich leider nicht finden.

Lizenztyp: Freeware
Homepage: cbid.amdclub.ru
Direkt-Download (286KB): cbid76b.zip


UPDATE:
Es gibt inzwischen auch eine WinFuture-News zu diesem Thema:
http://www.winfuture...news,22206.html

Dieser Beitrag wurde von swissboy bearbeitet: 08. September 2005 - 15:00

[swissboy]

Central Brain Identifier 7.6.0.4 Build 0924 Final

Today is the great day of announce of the final release of the Central Brain Identifier 7.60! It’s a big hour and a very responsible moment to present you an accomplished product of our hard intellectual work. But we are not who asks for the payment or donations via PayPal like some others, we are just enthusiasts who likes AMD. Programming gives us a unique opportunity to assist to AMD in its business. CBId is created to solve many questions around AMD processors. And there are no similar program that can be compared with CBId by the functionality. Our highly progressive tool is designed to be the best, to be multifunctional! We agree to get the highest mark only! And with every day CBId becomes more powerful, handy and helpful. This keeps the leading position for CBId and makes it more popular among many people all over the world! Thanks for using! Enjoy with new version!

Changelog:
- Realized an easy to use function to change the FSB/DRAM clock frequency supported by nForce2.
- Implemented a new advanced 'nForce' subtab to configure additional DRAM timing parameters.
- Added support for the VIA VT82C686 Northbridge for VCore and processor temperature sensing.
- Supported identification of the newest revision of UD-A of the Winbond W83627HF Super I/O.
- Additional improvements in cooling of the processor in the Stop Grant state for the nForce2.
- The functionality of the VIA V-Link parameter set group has been significantly enhanced.
- Implemented an absolute new algorithm to identify the AMD Athlon 64 FX series processors.
- Added determination of the TDP and Segment parameters for new models of AMD Athlon 64 CPU.
- Added support for the AMD Athlon 64 family processor with the newest CPUID mask of 30Fxxh.
- Added the first identification of the latest server class of the AMD Opteron processor SE.
- The Opteron database has been enhanced with nine new unique Opteron BrandId identificators.
- Fully supported the latest unreleased 21 SC/DC AMD Opteron processors based on Revision E.
- Added identification of the AMD Sempron 64 processor with 64-bit instruction enhancment.
- Added full identification of the mobile AMD Turion 64 MT-37/40 and AMD Athlon X2 3800+ CPUs.
- Used a new corrected formula to calculate a P-Rating for the AMD64 CPUs based on San Diego core.
- Bug fixes.

Lizenztyp: Freeware
Homepage: cbid.amdclub.ru
Direkt-Download (291KB): cbid760.zip


UPDATE:
Es gibt inzwischen auch eine WinFuture-News zu diesem Thema:
http://www.winfuture...news,22417.html

Dieser Beitrag wurde von swissboy bearbeitet: 25. September 2005 - 15:52