

The memory section displays memory parameters such as the DRAM frequency rate, FSB:DRAM ratio, latency, cycle time, etc. Under mainboard, you can see the manufacturer of your motherboard, chipset (and revision) and brand. The most useful bits of data provided by CPU-Z can be found under the Mainboard and Memory tabs. Namely CPU, Caches, Mainboard, Memory, SPD, Graphics, Bench and About the final tab just displaying information about the version of CPU-Z you're running. The application interface of CPU-Z is well-designed and displays the information in tabs. Its readouts are easy to understand, even for novice users, and it's free to download and use without restrictions.Displays vital system information and data for installed memory, CPU, mainboard, caches, graphics and benchmarks.ĬPU-Z is a free system and hardware diagnostics tool which provides a number of details about your current PC setup including processor (CPU), memory (RAM), motherboard chipset and your graphics adapter. HWMonitor is not a program that comes with a lot of bells and whistles, but it does deliver on its promised features. But it does give you the means to do that. There is no way to configure the program to alert you to a problem, so you just have to keep an eye on things, yourself. No alerts: If HWMonitor does detect readings that are outside the norm, it won't do anything other than display that value on the screen just as it would with an acceptable value. That means you can just glance over now and then to see how your computer's doing rather than having to switch over to the program and refresh the feed.

Real-time updates: This program updates all of the data readings it displays in real time. And in addition to the current readings for all of your systems, you can also see the recommended maximums and minimums for each category to give you a frame of reference.

Straightforward presentation: All of the data that this program records is presented in one clear chart. With this information, you can ensure that your machine is not in danger of overheating or any other type of mechanical failure. HWMonitor keeps track of your computer's vital statistics, including the temperature of various components and the current incoming voltages.
