CPU-G is an application that shows useful information about your hardware.
It collects and displays information about your CPU, RAM, motherboard, some general information about your system and more.
CPU-G is a handy free and open source utility written in Python.
Key Features
- Tabbed interface.
- Processor:
- General:
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- Vendor.
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- Model.
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- Core Speed.
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- CPU:
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- Family / Model / Stepping.
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- Flags.
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- Bogomips / Width.
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- Cache:
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- L1 Data.
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- L1 Instruction.
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- Level 2.
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- Level 3.
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- Motherboard:
- Vendor.
- Model.
- BIOS:
- Vendor.
- Version.
- Date.
- RAM:
- Total.
- Used.
- Free.
- Active.
- Inactive.
- Cached.
- System information:
- Hostname.
- Architecture.
- Kernel.
- Distribution.
- GCC Version.
- Uptime.
- Xorg version.
Website: sourceforge.net/projects/cpug
Support:
Developer: Fotis Tsamis
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
CPU-G is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| GUI System Profilers | |
|---|---|
| Hardinfo2 | A continuation of HardInfo offering system information and benchmarking |
| CPU-X | Similar tool to CPU-Z but differs in a few important ways |
| I-Nex | Gambas based alternative to CPU-Z |
| HardInfo | System Profiler and Benchmark |
| KInfoCenter | Centralized and convenient overview of your system |
| Examine | System information viewer for the COSMIC Desktop |
| CPU-G | Python based alternative to CPU-Z |
| CPU Info | Presents detailed hardware and software information |
| Big Hardware Info | View and share hardware information |
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