At the top we see that it is made up of 6 information tabs: "CPU", "Caches", "Mainboard", "Memory", "SPD", "Graphics" and "Bench". When we start the application we find a simple interface, although composed of a multitude of details about the most important devices of which our system is composed. In addition, it offers the possibility of exporting any information that you offer us as a text message in TXT and HTML format, so that we can handle the information later.ĬPU-Z allows us to know everything about the PC hardware That is why this program will be very useful to us to see the frequency in real time of the CPU, the voltage or the cache, so we can check if its performance is adequate, as well as solve compatibility problems or hardware requirements. Real-time measurement of the internal frequency of each core, as well as the memory frequency. Memory type, size, times, and module specifications (SPD). Processor name and number, codename, process, package, cache levels. This program is in charge of reading all the information directly from the CPU and through it we can know: A small benchmark is also included that will help us measure the performance of the CPU so that we can compare it with its database in order to be able to measure said performance. If we ever need to remember it, we can use a free and effective tool like CPU-Z, which we are going to talk about today.ĬPU-Z is a free software, developed by Cpuid, which is responsible for collecting information about some of the main devices in our system, including the processor, memory and motherboard.
But with the passage of time, it is possible that we forget the different models and components of it. When buying a computer, many users know all the hardware parts of it.
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