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CPUSpy is a diagnostic and benchmarking software application for Windows that is designed to provide detailed information about the central processing unit (CPU) in a user's computer. The software utilizes the CPUID instruction present in most x86 processors, which returns data about the make and model of the CPU. It then displays this data in an easy-to-read tabbed format.

One of the main features of CPUSpy is its ability to display cache details, processor features, design speed, and processor name. The software also displays L1, L2, and L3 cache data in a fully broken-down format and shows processor flags. In addition to this, CPUSpy can also check the current CPU speed in MHz, Windows up-time, IP address, window version, and memory status.

The software also includes a cache memory test, which can be used to provide an easy comparison between various processors or system configurations. CPUSpy also has an internal database of many common CPUs, supporting most AMD, Intel, and Transmeta processors. This database can be used to compare the features of different processors such as bus speed, maximum frequency, cache sizes, release dates, codename, and transistor count. The software also includes an OS database for comparing past, current, and future versions of Windows and information about computer drives.

Another useful feature of CPUSpy is the ability to save processor data in a HTML report file, providing an easy way to extract data from a PC and analyze it later. This feature is particularly useful for technicians, system administrators and technology enthusiasts who want to compare and benchmark the performance of different systems.

In summary, CPUSpy is a comprehensive software application that provides a detailed analysis of the CPU in a user's computer. Its ability to display cache details, processor features, and design speed, as well as its internal database of common CPUs, make it a useful tool for comparing the performance of different systems.