CPU features identification program

[gshv]

I fixed the script - it now shows HT for this processor:

http://www.cpu-world.com/cgi-bin/CPUID.pl?CPUID=501

I also fixed how it calculates the number of cores and logical processors for production Core i7 CPUs.

[cocoe]

About FSB, if you identify CPU Id, why you do not get FSB value from a query from your CPU DataBase?

cocoe

[cocoe]

I found some errors at CWID.exe module when identifying an Intel 80486-SX25 (SX411) and DX-25 (SX308). I am using a Compaq Prolinea 466 running Windows 95 OSR2 and Microsoft IE v5.5SP2 with that CPUs. Same system have been used by today and works OK when using Intel Pentium Overdrive 63MHz and 83MHz.

It always fails with same error: cwid.exe has an prohibited operation, and will end.
CWID executed and ilegal operation at module CWID.exe 0157:00401553,
Registers: EAX=00000000 CS=157 EIP=00401553 EFLGS=0010246
ETC,...

It is possible to have a bad procedure when idetifying it. Do you see this error at your 486 systems?

cocoe

[gshv]

Many 80486 processors do not have cpuid instruction. Only some 80486DX2 and 80486DX4 processors support this instruction.

Gennadiy

[Neon]

Is this the same problem with the IBM 6x86?

[gshv]

[Neon]

The CPU-Z program from cpuid.com shows Name=Cyrix 6x86, Family=5, Model=2, Stepping=0, and no more.

The wcpuid program from h-oda.com identifies Processor=Cyrix (IBM) 6x86 / 6x86L, Vendor String=CyrixInstead, Family=5, Model=2, Stepping=0, Internal Clock=???, and L1 Cache=32KB (I think L1 should be 16).

Here is the result with CrystalCPUID:

[cocoe]

Neon,

You can test your CPU with DOS/Win32 utils located at:

http://web.inter.nl.net/hcc/J.Steunebrink/chkcpu.htm

cocoe

[Neon]

OK, chkcpu32 gives essentially the same information, although it is more explicit about which CPU features are supported/not supported:

[gshv]

[cocoe]

[gshv]

New version is available for download:

http://www.cpu-world.com/Download/CPU_identification.html

This version fixes a few bugs reported in this thread, and adds reporting of actual processor's frequency.

Gennadiy

[Guest]

Hi Genna,

I successfully ran your tool for computers it fails before. I have got CPU information from old Pentium III-650 Mhz Slot1, Mobile Pentium II-300 MHz BGA2 and expected for more other that fails before.

I can see it has an error at last one I tested. My Mobile Pentium II-300 was identified as Celeron 300. I corrected field and now posted as correct one.

Regards

[gshv]

[Guest]

Gennadiy,

I have a question about how to update information to your DB. I am interested to know how to update some incomplete data from a CPU?
I sometimes get some more info from a CPU but it was entered by using an old Computer and cache from Internet Explorer session may be lost.
Could you provide us session id from CPUs we entered? of course from CPUs when we where identified.

cocoe