Description
Is that second-hand PC really what was advertised? What speed is your memory actually running at after overclocking? The case won't tell you and System Properties shows little. CPU-Z from CPUID is a free tool that reads detailed specs of your main hardware in seconds.
It reports processor name, model, codename, process, package and cache levels; mainboard and chipset; memory type, size, timings and SPD module data; and shows each core's live frequency and memory frequency. It fully supports Windows 11, with Windows ARM64 and Android versions too.
Processor details: Name, model, codename, process, package and cache levels at a glance.
Mainboard and chipset: Reads the board model, chipset and BIOS information.
Memory specs: Type, size, timings and SPD data of each module.
Real-time frequency: Live frequency for each core and for memory, so you can see what an overclock really does.
Several platforms: Windows x86/x64, Windows ARM64 and Android versions are available.
It reports processor name, model, codename, process, package and cache levels; mainboard and chipset; memory type, size, timings and SPD module data; and shows each core's live frequency and memory frequency. It fully supports Windows 11, with Windows ARM64 and Android versions too.
Features
Processor details: Name, model, codename, process, package and cache levels at a glance.
Mainboard and chipset: Reads the board model, chipset and BIOS information.
Memory specs: Type, size, timings and SPD data of each module.
Real-time frequency: Live frequency for each core and for memory, so you can see what an overclock really does.
Several platforms: Windows x86/x64, Windows ARM64 and Android versions are available.
