What is cpuid 2 FOR LINUX?

cpuid 2 FOR LINUX

cpuid 2 is an open-source and freely distributed command-line software implemented in C. It is designed to export detailed information about the CPU (Central Processing Units) of the computer it is run on.

Features:

• Gathers CPU information from the CPUID instruction


• Determines the actual model of the processor


• Supports various Intel Pentium processors


• Includes options to display raw hex information and use specific CPUID instructions


• Supports all AMD CPUs and other processor models


• Distributed as pre-built generic binaries and RPM packages

How to Use:

To use cpuid 2, open a terminal emulator and run the ".\/cpuid" command (without quotes). The software will immediately gather all the information and display it at a glance in the terminal window.

Compatibility:

cpuid 2 supports virtually all Intel Pentium processors, CPUID instruction opcode 0Fh-A2h, genuine Intel 486-based processors, and various other CPU models.

Distribution:

cpuid 2 is distributed as pre-built generic binaries, RPM packages for RPM-based Linux distributions, and a universal sources archive for customized optimization.

Publisher:

Published by Todd Allen. Visit the publisher's website for more information.

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