CPUID Test piece for later Intel processors.

[hutch--]

There appears to be some demand for the collection of CPUID algos in a variety of test pieces that were done a couple of years ago. This is one of mine that dealt exclusively with Intel hardware.

[dedndave]

you had a couple others, too
one for memory available and one for disk space
also - all the ProStart / CG versions   :P

and - let's not forget QE and scripts

[hutch--]

What I was hoping was that some of the other folks who have written code of this type would also post their examples. I confess that the algos I have developed to use CPUID were targetted at recognising a particular range of processors to determine what instruction sets could be used, MMX, SSE/2/3/4 etc .....

[dedndave]

i have all the results from the one i wrote
many members ran it - so, i have a nice collection of info
i wanted to orginize it and "can" it into a single post or a text file attachment

[Antariy]

There appears to be some demand for the collection of CPUID algos in a variety of test pieces that were done a couple of years ago. This is one of mine that dealt exclusively with Intel hardware.

This is my simple CPUID code on the old forum, but it also is Intel-oriented up to SSE4.2, like yours, Hutch.

[hutch--]

Alex,

Repost the zip file(s), those links to the old UK site will not last forever.

[jj2007]

What I was hoping was that some of the other folks who have written code of this type would also post their examples.

Here is mine

include \masm32\MasmBasic\MasmBasic.inc   ; download
   Init
   PrintCpu
   Inkey "hit any key"
   Exit
end start

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Intel(R) Celeron(R) M CPU        420  @ 1.60GHz (SSE3)


[hutch--]

 

Gee thanks, thats really useful. 

[dedndave]

...and short, too - lol

[Antariy]

Alex,

Repost the zip file(s), those links to the old UK site will not last forever.

Fixed the post where were links before.

[hutch--]

Alex,  :t

[Zen]

I have downloaded the zip files for a number of CPUID threads from the old MASM Forum.
Here is a list of zip attachments. I didn't actually write any of this code,...so, you'll notice that it generally works perfectly,...and, has absolutely NO BLOAT !!!
If you read through a number of high-quality Old MASM Forum threads, you will see that there are alot of variations and additional information available, including DAVE's old Signature file (which I can't seem to download from the original site). I was thinking of condensing and editing all this material into one directory or file (maybe a PDF file), and posting it here,...but, my internet access is currently severely restricted,...and, it would take me forever.

[dedndave]

the program of mine was not really intended to be used as a CPUID routine, per se
it was simply intended to test the CPUID instruction on a variety of machines, to gather information

[Adamanteus]

Possible suggest more  :t algo for get_x86_instruction_sets, because it's more useful to get all processor abilities once, then if not discard records in program possible use MASK operator for easy get instructions sets. So, I've made a little changes in program :

[dedndave]

ouch - i lost SSE3   :(

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Vendor String = GenuineIntel
CPU String    = Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz

SSE4.2     NO
SSE4.1     NO
SSE3       NO
SSE2       YES
SSE        YES
MMX        YES

SSE3 is leaf 0000_0001, ECX bit 0