Users who have access to CPU-Z on their system can effortlessly find out entire hardware setup of the PC in just few seconds, with data that cover not only the names of general components, but also in-depth information about their manufacturer, type, architecture details, clocks, power, speed and everything else that can help both novices and professionals to get a better hold over the PC they are currently monitoring. For novices, CPU-Z represents a great lightweight app that they can use to see the current state of their system, and for professionals (overclockers and IT managers), this app represents an invaluable resource that can help them see all the hardware information they need to make that PC run better and faster. App can even access, read and display SPD data from memory modules.
Interface of CPU-Z features very small interface that is full of data, with 6 main tabs for hardware info – CPU, Caches, Mainboard, Memory, SPD and Graphics.
After starting, it will give you the following information about your system:
CPU:
- Name and number.
- Core stepping and process.
- Package.
- Core voltage.
- Internal and external clocks, clock multiplier.
- Supported instructions sets.
- All cache levels (location, size, speed, technology).
Mainboard:
- Vendor, model and revision.
- BIOS model and date.
- Chipset (northbridge and southbridge) and sensor.
- Graphic interface.
Memory and System:
- Frequency and timings.
- Module(s) specification using SPD (Serial Presence Detect) : vendor, serial number, timings table.
- Windows and DirectX version.
System Requirement
All Windows
CPU-Z 1.70.0 (1.43 MB)
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