You’ll find this feature in the “About” tab. It even displays information about your motherboard, the memory installed as well as the graphics adapter.Ī useful feature that’s present is the ability to save a comprehensive report of the hardware of your computer as a text file. It displays the core speed, number of cores, number of threads, code name, core voltage, stepping, revision, multiplier, bus speed, instruction set support, processor family, size and type of all available caches and more.

To start with, it’s pretty comprehensive, especially when it comes to CPU information. There are several reasons why many people consider CPU-Z the best system information tool available. Overall, a great interface that is probably as good as it can be, considering what it’s designed for. It’s not a flashy interface by any means, and integrates well into the standard Windows style. Information is neatly organized in tabs and the layout in every tab is great as well, making everything accessible and understandable. No menus to get through and no options to set.

The minute you run it, all the system information you need is displayed. The interface is perfect for what the application is meant for. CPU-Z runs on any Windows OS, XP onwards. You can find a list on the publisher’s site. However, you may want to take a look at the Hardware supported by CPU-Z first.

You should be able to have CPU-Z running seconds after you finish the small 3MB download. No hitches anywhere, and no bundled toolbars, adware or anything of that sort. Read on to find out if it does this well. CPU-Z is an application that aims to list out all the information power users may need to know about their machine. There’s a lot more to your processor, motherboard and memory than the built in Windows tools can tell you. Â˜… Winner of Best System Info Tool in 20.

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