Recently, many netizens have said that they don’t know how to read CPU-Z central processing unit data. This article will explain to you the specific method of CPU-Z to read central processing unit data. Let’s learn together.

1. Turn on CPU-Z and it will automatically detect computer information. Wait for it to complete the detection and all the data will be displayed in front of you. Let’s explain them one by one below.

2 Let’s look at the processor block first. [Name] is the name of the processor. First, Intel Corporation, Atom series.

3[Codename] is the processor manufacturer’s internal codename for this processor.

4 [Slot], the CPU slot is the socket where the CPU is installed. There are two main types: Socket and Slot.

5 [Technology] CPU manufacturing process, in nanometers, usually the smaller the value, the better.

6 [Core voltage], which is the voltage required by the CPU for normal operation. Generally, a CPU with a lower voltage is better.

7 [Specifications] shows the brand, type, model name and main frequency of the CPU.

8 [Instruction Set] is a program that guides and optimizes the work of the CPU. Intel mainly has x86, x86-64, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3 (Super SSE3), SSE4.1, SSE4.2 and EM-64T instruction sets for 64-bit desktop processors. AMD mainly focuses on the 3D-Now instruction set.

According to the above, I will explain to you the specific method of CPU-Z to read the central processing unit data. Have you all learned it?