CPU-Z is a freeware system information tool that gathers details about key components of your operating system.
CPU-Z provides a straightforward way to obtain valuable hardware information and identify unknown components. The app does not require installation; you can run it without additional files or registry modifications.
CPU information includes name, number, core stepping and process, package, and more.
Mainboard information includes vendor, model, revision, BIOS model and date, chipset, sensor, and graphics interface.
Memory information includes frequency, timings, and module specifications using SPD (such as vendor and default timings). It also displays the system’s Windows and DirectX versions.
CPU-Z collects and shows the following:
- The processor identifies numbers, codenames, processes, packages, and cache ranges.
- Mainboard and chipset.
- Memory type, size, timings, and module specs (SPD).
- Real-time measurement of every core’s inner frequency, and memory frequency.
The tool has minimal effect on PC efficiency because it runs on low CPU and memory. It exhibits correct information and is labored easily throughout our tests without triggering Windows to hold, crash, or pop up error messages. So users engaged in older OS versions shouldn’t fear.
Changes in CPU-Z Version 2.11 :
Supported Operating Systems:
- Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11.
- Android 4.2 or later