How to look at the Cpu-z software display results

　　 How to look at the Cpu-z software display results

The parameters shown under the Cpu-z Processor tab are the core parameter knowledge of the processor, which we will read in detail below.

Cpu-z test results for Intel six-generation i5-6600k

① Name

Cpu-z test results come out, the first column is called "name", but this "name" is only reference value, if you see the cpu-z detection of the processor model is to see the "name" of this column, can only show that you do not use this software.

Cpu-z often appear this kind of test result, the name and the specification display result is different, this is why? As I have said before, the name column can be understood as this is the result of the first reaction after the cpu-z get the processor and its own database, this result will be helpful to detect the processor with ES model. And for our official version or the model of the product, only a bit more misleading, so the white, do not go to see "name" This column parameters!

② Code

That is, the core code, used to differentiate the processing of the core architecture, such as Skylake is what we often say to enter the core I era of the sixth generation of processor code, the fifth generation is Broadwell, and the fourth generation is Haswell.

③TDP Thermal Design Power consumption

This parameter is very difficult to explain! Most people do not understand what is TDP, white think the greater the power of TDP, but not so! At this stage, the most popular explanation is: with a series of processors, the greater the TDP, the stronger the performance. TDP is a parameter that can be modified, not actual power consumption, and as to how to modify it, Intel and the OEM manufacturer can set it according to their expected performance on the processor. I5-6600 's TDP is 65W, and at 6600K it is set in 95W, why? The higher the TDP is set, the less easily the processor will reduce frequency, which is less likely to limit the 6600K overclocking performance.

Many of the E5 of TDP are set at 130W or higher, because these servers and workstation processors often require high load operations, so a high TDP setting is less likely to result in performance degradation. In daily use, the actual power consumption of these processors is often lower than the TDP is 95W normal desktop processor. I was asked why E3-1230v3 did not have a core video card, TDP in 80W, and i7-6700 has a core video card, frequency and E3 like, TDP but only 65W? Because the Xeon E3 series is designed for workstations, high load data design, Rendering will greatly depend on the stability of the processor, the e3-1230v5 of TDP 80W must be more stable than i7-6700 in this process! And our daily home environment, without core video card E3 actual power consumption is slightly lower than the I7.

④ Slots

In fact, this translation is popularized, because the accurate English translation is the package form. In layman's terms, LGA is what we call a touch-interface processor, which includes most Intel desktop processors and AMD's Hao-long series of processors; The PGA is what we call a PIN processor, including a mobile processor that can be replaced, and most AMD desktop processors; BGA packaging is welded on the motherboard form and cannot be replaced.

⑤ Technology

The smaller the nanometer number of manufacturing processes, the finer the representation, and the more advanced the processor. The fourth generation Haswell processor is 22 NM manufacturing process.

⑥ Core Voltage

The same architecture processor core voltage in the same main frequency comparison, the lower the voltage represents the better the processor, but often someone holding the core voltage of 0.1V, 0.3V ask us, I this processor is not very good health?! Dude, I just want to tell you, you're obviously a motherboard detection error. At this stage the core voltage of the processor is almost impossible to lower than 0.7V!

⑦ Specifications

This column is the focus of detection! A formal version of the processor in the specification bar will display the complete processor model and set the standard frequency.

Pictured above, if the detected model followed by the ES, it is a QS (quality confirmed) version of the processor, although it is also part of the engineering test version of the processor, but this processor and the formal sale of the model has almost no difference, the price is only slightly lower than the official version.

In addition, like this only one frequency, no model display of the processor, is the standard ES no test version of the processor, the processor because it belongs to the test model, more or less there are some problems, so do not recommend the novice to buy these. However, these processors are cheap.