#cpu z

CPUID, the developer behind the Windows freeware called CPU-Z have ported the app to Google Play Store so advanced Android users and smartphone modders can have something to work with. If you’re a veteran Windows user, then you might’ve already encountered about a freeware called CPU-Z, and chances are you have or still using it on your PC. But for the benefits of those who haven’t used it, CPU-Z gives you detailed information about your PC’s components like motherboard, processor an RAM. In addition to the basic details about your smartphone that you probably knew by now, CPU-Z can also tell you information that will surely be helpful for those who are in to tweaking. CPU-Z version 1.01 is now available for download and won’t cost you even a dime to install. Built using a 4nm process, the Dimensity 7500 is the first MediaTek chipset to use Arm’s new C1 CPU cores. A month or two ago, we were in the market for a decent after-market CPU cooler that will fit inside our fairly small chassis, yet powerful enough to keep my system from getting too toasty. Being a low-profile after-market CPU cooler, we initially thought that there won’t be enough room for a fancy memory module like the G.Skill Ripjaws X. Read more in our articles including "CPU-Z for Android now available" and "MediaTek announces Dimensity 7500 with new Arm C1 CPU cores".