Central Brain Identifier

Burnt_Ram · Jun 10, 2004

hey all i found this neat little tool today. thought those who havent tried might want to.

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!

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Aphex_Tom_9 · Jun 10, 2004

yea, i think i made a thread about that thing at some point. the P-rating is the coolest part

omega3112 · Jun 11, 2004

hmm, it says that my 1700+ is DUT3C although DLT3C is written on the cpu... have i been cheated ??

The Coolest · Jun 11, 2004

You can't get most of what it says its getting from the processor. most of it is just guesswork.

KKAT · Jun 11, 2004

The temps seem a little low. It says I am running 28C, while MBM5, Sandra2k4, and my bios report an average of about 34C. This is on a stock 2500+ slk900a sfII and all other fans at their lowest settings.

dreammmatt · Jun 11, 2004

O_O can you really change the vCore with that thing? even if it suprasses what your mobo limit is? like, my A7N8X DX will only show up to like, 1.85 or something, but CBI shows up to 2.0V. Can it really change it to that somehow?

also, it shows my current vCore: 1.450V, Max: 1.450V, start min: 1.450V----in my bios i have it set to 1.775V---so...why...eih--- does this mean that if i set it to 1.550V, would I end up with like, 1.875 from the bios then? or---how's this work...i'm confused... :bang head

BTW: I have a mobile 2600+ in here at the moment

The Coolest · Jun 11, 2004

It looks at the powernow settings of your chip. the maximum possible vcore with powernow is 2v. on an NF2 board you have no powernow support, so changing either the vcore or the multiplier will just lock up your system.
1.45v is the startup/max vcore set, by L11 and L8 bridges, as that's the highest value, it also says that your current vcore is 1.45v. Basically these three values are pretty useless, unless you're running that CPU in a laptop.

Lejend · Jun 11, 2004

KKAT said:
The temps seem a little low. It says I am running 28C, while MBM5, Sandra2k4, and my bios report an average of about 34C. This is on a stock 2500+ slk900a sfII and all other fans at their lowest settings.

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Yes, it said my temps were 24C. Looking at MBM5 though, 24C was my case temp. Must be reading from the wrong sensor.

dreammmatt · Jun 11, 2004

on an NF2 board you have no powernow support, so changing either the vcore or the multiplier will just lock up your system.

Poodoo... I did so hope that I might be able to get away with a 2V vCore without modding my board---oh well, mebe i should get a new Abit board, and put this one in a system i needa upgrade anyways...

CBI is still a cute little program, regardless of the useless stuff...

dreIU · Jun 11, 2004

dreammmatt said:
Poodoo... I did so hope that I might be able to get away with a 2V vCore without modding my board---oh well, mebe i should get a new Abit board, and put this one in a system i needa upgrade anyways...

CBI is still a cute little program, regardless of the useless stuff...

Or get a lanparty... anything than that damn Asus. I was so glad to get rid of mine, I cant even tell you that enough. Going from 210fsb to 250... kinda gives you butterflies in the stomach. :clap:

dreammmatt · Jun 11, 2004

Or get a lanparty... anything than that damn Asus. I was so glad to get rid of mine, I cant even tell you that enough. Going from 210fsb to 250... kinda gives you butterflies in the stomach.

@_@ 250 x 2 = 500MHz... @_@ Inconceivable for AMD.... wow... alright, definitely gonna do that! Gaining 100MHz on the FSB would like, make this thing shine; only question is: would it make my avatar as sexy as yours?

edit: POODOO! I only have DDR400----

what do I do then?

Burnt_Ram · Jun 11, 2004

dreammmatt said:
Poodoo... I did so hope that I might be able to get away with a 2V vCore without modding my board---oh well, mebe i should get a new Abit board, and put this one in a system i needa upgrade anyways...

CBI is still a cute little program, regardless of the useless stuff...

i went from a asus A7N8X to my current Abit Nf7, and let me tell you it's a much better mobo ! not that the Asus sucks. but ..... and on high FSB i read a guy hit 293 !! with a Shuttle AN35N. mind you he was using pc4000, but still

what a fast rig that must be ! seriuosly thinking about a LanParty tho. to bad there so expensive here

kiyoshilionz · Jun 12, 2004

dreammmatt said:
@_@ 250 x 2 = 500MHz... @_@ Inconceivable for AMD.... wow... alright, definitely gonna do that! Gaining 100MHz on the FSB would like, make this thing shine; only question is: would it make my avatar as sexy as yours?

edit: POODOO! I only have DDR400---- what do I do then?

The RAM will overclock with the FSB, but it has to be high enough quality with enough voltage and low enough timings that it can handle it.

The Coolest · Jun 12, 2004

Actually the Abit NF7 FSB > DFI Lanparty's FSB. the Lanparty board might be able to hit higher, but the abit will perform better at lower FSBs, also since you only have DDR400, then definatly go with the Abit, since you can get the most out of your RAM

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