Intel Processor Identification Utility

Intel Processor Identification Utility is an application developed for Intel processor owners. With this tool you can obtain detailed information about the processor that is currently installed on your computer.
Intel Processor Identification Utility, as its name suggests is developed exclusively for Intel products and does not extract information about any other brand of processors. It starts to gather the information immediately after you launch it and can take a couple of good seconds for it to display the results.
The application itself is easy to use as is comprised of a simple main window with a tabbed structure. Each tab offers you information about the CPU frequency, the technologies it uses and provides you with CPUID data.
Intel Processor Identification Utility informs you on both reported and expected values for CPU frequency where the reported value refers to the currently operating speed and the expected value points out the testing speed of the manufacturer.
Using this utility you also get to find out what technologies are fused into your processor. Intel Processor Identification Utility displays whether your Intel component uses ‘Virtualization’ and ‘Hyper-Threading’ technologies, as well as if it has a 64 bit architecture. It can tell you if your processor supports ‘SpeedStep(R)’, ’SSE’ and ‘Advanced Vector Extensions’.
CPUID data is provided and brings additional details about the CPU type, family, model, stepping and revision. You also get information about the cache sizes, chipset ID and system graphics.
Intel Processor Identification Utility isn’t an application that can enhance the performance of your processor in any way. It’s sole purpose is to provide you with accurate and valid information about this essential CP component.
So, if you need to obtain essential and important data about your Intel processor, Intel Processor Identification Utility is definitely the application that can do that for you in a fast and simple manner.