My CPU

My CPU is a basic piece of software developed to show CPU information in a plain and simple GUI.
The application displays all collected details in a second after you launch it, so the scanning process takes places almost instantly, without any impact on system performance.
You can thus see processor model, speed, vendor, description, CPUID level, family, model, stepping and type, all in just a single screen available after launch.
Those who are looking for even more advanced information can open the “CPU Features” window where the app displays processor flags, instructions and cache information.
Last but not least, the app allows users to save the collected data to TXT or HTML.
As you can see, everything’s pretty basic, but because of the general purpose of the app, it’s very unlikely to see beginners using the program. As a result, the lack of a help manual shouldn’t bother experienced users too much, although we admit that such a feature could come in handy.
Plenty of information can be found online on every single CPU feature, so in case you really need assistance, make sure you perform a search on the Internet.
To sum up, My CPU makes for a decent app capable of providing CPU information and it’s pretty clear that only those looking for basic details could use it on the long run. The good thing however is that it collects all the data with no effort at all and without hampering system performance in any way.