You can find out the processor marking using the software method, you can also get this information on the Internet using the search. In both cases, do not confuse the labeling of the device with its name.
Necessary
- - access to the Internet;
- - CPU-Z program.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to get information about the marking of the processor in your computer, use the free software utility CPU-Z. Download it from the developer's official website by performing a preliminary search on the Internet, and then view the information you are interested in about the name of the processor, its core architecture, supply voltage, clock frequency, cache, model, manufacturer, and so on. This program is often used in overclocking.
Step 2
Use analogs of this program if the above option does not suit you for any reason. Do not use programs like Everest to view processor markings - they do not show detailed information about the connected hardware. Also refer to the supplied manuals for using the equipment more often; it is possible that there you will find the information you are interested in regarding processor marking and other properties of the equipment.
Step 3
Find out the manufacturer of your processor, as well as its model using the Everest program, and then go to the manufacturer's website in your browser. Select your model in the list of devices and carefully read its detailed characteristics; it is possible that you will find all the information you are interested in.
Step 4
You can also search for information on the Internet at various sites dedicated to the topic of reviewing computer components. Go to the processor section, then select your manufacturer and model name. Then read the detailed information.
Step 5
Additionally, pay attention to the special utilities supplied with the processor. In the rare case that they are provided by the manufacturer, they can provide you with information regarding labeling.
