Yeppp! CPUID
Free AppAbout Yeppp! CPUID
Provides detailed information about your CPU:
* CPU architecture (ARM, x86, or MIPS)
* CPU vendor (e.g. ARM, Qualcomm, Intel, MIPS)
* CPU microarchitecture (e.g. ARM11, Cortex-A9, Atom, XBurst)
* Minimum and maximum frequency
* Number of logical cores
* Supported instruction set extensions (e.g. NEON, VFPv4, SSSE3, MIPS3D)
* Size of level-0, level-1, level-2, and level-3 caches.
This utility would be helpful is you want to learn more about the processor in your phone or tables or if you consider installing software which demands specific processor features.
Note: The utility detects the CPU core which should not be confused with SoC (system-on chip) name. For example, nVidia Tegra 3 SoC uses ARM Cortex-A9 CPU cores, and the utility will report ARM as vendor and Cortex-A9 as microarchitecture. Similarly, some Qualcomm systems-on-chip have CPU cores designed by ARM, and for such systems the utility will report ARM as the vendor.
If you are a software developer, and want to use the same functionality in your app, visit www.yeppp.info for a free (and open-source) Android library.
* CPU architecture (ARM, x86, or MIPS)
* CPU vendor (e.g. ARM, Qualcomm, Intel, MIPS)
* CPU microarchitecture (e.g. ARM11, Cortex-A9, Atom, XBurst)
* Minimum and maximum frequency
* Number of logical cores
* Supported instruction set extensions (e.g. NEON, VFPv4, SSSE3, MIPS3D)
* Size of level-0, level-1, level-2, and level-3 caches.
This utility would be helpful is you want to learn more about the processor in your phone or tables or if you consider installing software which demands specific processor features.
Note: The utility detects the CPU core which should not be confused with SoC (system-on chip) name. For example, nVidia Tegra 3 SoC uses ARM Cortex-A9 CPU cores, and the utility will report ARM as vendor and Cortex-A9 as microarchitecture. Similarly, some Qualcomm systems-on-chip have CPU cores designed by ARM, and for such systems the utility will report ARM as the vendor.
If you are a software developer, and want to use the same functionality in your app, visit www.yeppp.info for a free (and open-source) Android library.
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What's Changed
* Shows information about level-zero cache on Qualcomm Krait processors
* Tries to show processor (system-on-chip) name. On ARM architecture this feature is supported for Samsung, Texas Instruments, Allwinner, and Rochchip devices running Android BEFORE Jelly Bean (i.e. before 4.1). On MIPS architecture this feature is supported for Ingenic XBurst processors. On x86 architecture all processors are supported.
* Shows information about level-zero cache on Qualcomm Krait processors
* Tries to show processor (system-on-chip) name. On ARM architecture this feature is supported for Samsung, Texas Instruments, Allwinner, and Rochchip devices running Android BEFORE Jelly Bean (i.e. before 4.1). On MIPS architecture this feature is supported for Ingenic XBurst processors. On x86 architecture all processors are supported.
More downloads Yeppp! CPUID reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
What are users saying about Yeppp! CPUID
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Pls fix the bug fix , running test on qualcomm 8225 the phone auto reboot
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Help me I don't understand that not found ARM cortex -A7 processors
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Doesn't work on ZTE Majesty Z796C w/ Qualcomm MSM8625, any attempt to run the app causes the phone to reboot. Works flawlessly on about a dozen other devices I've installed it on. I love the app except for this one minor issue.
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This is a simple great tool for SoC architecture. I have confused regarding detection result, on my ZTE V970M it has MT6577 dual Cortex-A9 with 1MB L2 cache, while my NEO N003 has MT6589T quad Cortex-A7 with 512KB L2 cache? Is it correct? Pls add a report tool for you to check user's SoC details.
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Pls fix the bug fix , running test on qualcomm 8225 the phone auto reboot
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I downloaded this to get my tegra's CPUID. Guess what this app doesn't tell me; the CPUID.
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Pls fix the bug fix , running test on qualcomm 8225 the phone auto reboot
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I downloaded this to get my tegra's CPUID. Guess what this app doesn't tell me; the CPUID.
by R####:
This is a simple great tool for SoC architecture. I have confused regarding detection result, on my ZTE V970M it has MT6577 dual Cortex-A9 with 1MB L2 cache, while my NEO N003 has MT6589T quad Cortex-A7 with 512KB L2 cache? Is it correct? Pls add a report tool for you to check user's SoC details.