Mission
Identify and verify
exact hardware specs.
CPU-Z exists to help users identify and verify the processor, motherboard, RAM, and graphics installed in their computer—clear system information without changing settings.
Open profilerCentral search intent
People come to CPU-Z to answer one question: what hardware is actually installed? That intent drives processor identification, motherboard identification, RAM identification, graphics information, and full hardware specification lookup.
Because CPU-Z is read-only, it is safe for verifying used PCs, confirming kits against invoices, and building a durable hardware inventory.
From identification to verification
Core workflows cover component model detection and system information export. Outer topics expand into the fields users search for—CPU cores and threads, BIOS version and date, RAM frequency and SPD, GPU memory and interface.
Explore the blog for step-by-step guides, then open the profiler when you are ready to check your own machine.