// Program Name : CPUID32 v1.30 for Win32 Console
// Function     : Display your processor features and its configuration
// W W W        : http://www11.brinkster.com/bayup
// E-Mail       : bayu@members.mikrodata.co.id


                         CPUID32 v1.30 for Win32 Console

A. OVERVIEW
   This utility is use to display your processor features and its configu
   ration. Available processor features are Built in FPU, RDTSC support,
   MMX support, MTRR, SEP, CMOV, SSE, SSE-2, 3DNOW, Ext. 3DNOW support, etc.
   Processor configuration include type, family, model, stepping, Brand ID,
   Serial Number,  also L1 and L2 cache configuration. CPUID32 can also
   calculate your processor speed. And for value added, CPUID32 offers simple 
   dhrystone and whetstone benchmark.

B. INSTALATION
   Just extract CPUID32.ZIP to any folder, and run CPUID32.EXE from
   DOS Shell. Use -v parameter to verbose the process (this parameter
   is also useful to show CPU configuration which can not be detected 
   by CPUID32).

C. NOTE
   This utility is FREEWARE so you can distribute this utility anytime,
   anywhere and to anyone you want. Feel free to use this utility.
   If you have comments, suggestions, or program's bugs, send E-mail to :
   bayu@members.mikrodata.co.id

D. REVISION HISTORY
  *  Version 1.30 (31 August 2002)
     => code refinement
     => Add cpuid registers capture function  (use -c parameter)
     => Add whetstone benchmark
     => Feat. Transmeta CPU detection [EXPERIMENTALLY]

  *  Version 1.23 (30 June 2002)
     => At last, I've decided to add extended processor identity function
     => Just add help function

  *  Version 1.22 (16 June 2002)
     => Give the user option to choose how many dhrystone benchmark to be run
     => Remove unnecessary operation on reading features procedure from database
     => Fix little bugs on L1 cache for AMD processors 

  *  Version 1.20 (09 June 2002)
     => Added Dhrystone Benchmark  [EXPERIMENTALLY]
     => Little fixed on Processor Serial Number Detection
     => Improved database parsing module

  *  Version 1.10 (06 June 2002)
     => Use external CPUID database to identify CPU identity
     => Added normalized CPU speed
     => Better user interface
     => HTML Report output

  *  Version 1.05 (May 2002)
     => Fix BRAND ID detection
     => Parameter support to verbose the running identification process, 
        useful to show the new processor ID which cannot be identified by CPUID32.
        [use -v parameter!]

  *  Version 1.04.05 (May 2002)
     => CPUID database version 2002.05
        - AMD Athlon Thoroughbred Identification [experimentally]
        - Physical Address CPUID function for Athlon / Duron Model 6 or higher
        - Intel P4 Northwood
        - More L1 and L2 cache database

  *  Version 1.04 (January 2002)
     => CPUID database version 2001.12
        - Athlon PM / Duron MG & other new processors support [EXCEPT TRANSMETA]
        - More friendly processor naming
        - Little output enhancement
     => New naming version method
        - Differentiation between program version and processor database version

  *  Version 1.03 (March 2001)
     - Better get processor configuration algorithm
     - P4 processor identification bug fixed
     - bug fixed on processor configuration request

  *  Version 1.02 (January 2001)
     - P4 and Duron processor identification
     - more procesor configuration data

  *  Version 1.01
     - Little bug fixed in Brand ID detection
     - Change 'Pentium Celeron' name to 'Celeron' (shit..)

  *  Version 1.00
     - Detect both processor's standard and ext. features
     - Detect processor's serial number, if available
     - Detect processor's type, family, model, stepping
     - Detect procesoor's vendor name

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