CPU-G is a graphical hardware information utility inspired by CPU-Z.
It presents processor, motherboard, memory and operating system details in a tabbed GTK interface. The emphasis is on presenting commonly needed information in a straightforward format rather than exposing every low-level hardware property.
This is free and open source software. The software is unmaintained.
Key Features
- Reports processor vendor, model, clock speed, family, model, stepping, flags and architecture width.
- Displays L1 data, L1 instruction, L2 and L3 cache information.
- Reports motherboard manufacturer and model together with BIOS vendor, version and date.
- Shows total, used, free, active, inactive and cached memory.
- Provides system information including hostname, architecture, kernel, distribution and uptime.
- Reports compiler and X.Org version information.
- Presents information through a simple tabbed GTK interface.
Website: sourceforge.net/projects/cpug
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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.
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| CPU-X | Similar tool to CPU-Z but differs in a few important ways |
| hw-monitor | Comprehensive hardware information and system monitoring application |
| Examine | System information viewer for the COSMIC Desktop |
| vsFetch | Customisable graphical system information viewer |
| CPU Info | Presents detailed hardware and software information |
| Big Hardware Info | View and share hardware information |
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