SecurAble

Pros

• Take it anywhere and access processor information by simply clicking on the Securable icon
• Effortless, provided you know the technical jargon of processors
• Easy to understand results if you know about processors

Cons

• Very technical language about processors won't mean a lot to people who don't have advanced knowledge of processors
• Could be more advanced since it aims at advanced users anyway and isn't the most comprehensive program out there

Securable is a terrific program for learning more about your system's processor.

A processor is one of the most important parts of any computer. It has a great deal to do with how fast your system is going to be. If you're worried about your processor's speed or think you might need to upgrade, Securable is an excellent way to accomplish these tasks. New software can be especially taxing on an older system. As processors age, they sometimes fail to keep up with the new speeds of advanced software.

Identifying these problems is easy with Securable. It runs without installation. Just click on the icon and you're going to learn a wealth of information about your processing speeds and capabilities. A few examples of what you might learn include Hardware Virtualization assessment, maximum bit length, and Hardware D.E.P, otherwise known as Data Execution Prevention.

As you can tell by the jargon, this program is going to appeal to people who know quite a bit about processors already. If you don't have this kind of expertise, you might find yourself lost with this program. In order to know what the results mean, you'd have to already know about processors, so there might be more advanced programs that work better and give you more information.

Pros

• Take it anywhere and access processor information by simply clicking on the Securable icon
• Effortless, provided you know the technical jargon of processors
• Easy to understand results if you know about processors

Cons

• Very technical language about processors won't mean a lot to people who don't have advanced knowledge of processors
• Could be more advanced since it aims at advanced users anyway and isn't the most comprehensive program out there