CPU-Z, the artifact for PC platform benchmarking, testing, and machine inspection, has recently released version v1.92.

In addition to improving stability and fixing bugs, the new version also adds support for Intel's 10th generation Core platform, including processors, Z490/W480/B460 motherboards, etc.

In addition, CPU-Z has also improved its support for AMD "Renoir" APU, including the newly released two 7nm Ryzen 3 processors (both 4 cores and 8 threads), and even has pre-support for Windows on ARM.

It is reported that Z490/B460 will add support for PCIe 4.0 through a third-party master control.

As for the third generation Ryzen 3, which includes Ryzen 3 3300X and Ryzen 3 3100 models, it is the first time that the 7nm Zen2 architecture has entered the entry-level Ryzen CPU market.

Specifically, the Ryzen 3 3300X has a base frequency of 3.8GHz, a maximum acceleration of 4.3GHz, a second-level cache of 2MB, a third-level cache of 16MB, a thermal design power consumption of 65W, and a built-in Stealth radiator, priced at $120.

The base frequency of Ryzen 3 3100 has been reduced to 3.6GHz, and the maximum acceleration has been reduced to 3.9GHz. The second and third level caches are still 2MB and 16MB. The thermal design power consumption is also 65W. It comes with a ghost Stealth radiator, priced at US$99.