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im looking for a program that can display cpu info as well as the ram timimngs etc like CPUZ can for windows.
are there any programs like this for linux?
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$ cat /proc/meminfo
$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
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$ cat /proc/meminfo $ cat /proc/cpuinfo
i know about these, but they dont really give me what info im looking for.
meminfo doesnt give me the speed that the ram is running at , and what ram divider im using.
Desktop: E8400@4ghz - DFI Lanparty JR P45-T2RS - 4gb ddr2 800 - 30gb OCZ Vertex - Geforce 8800 GTS - 2*19" LCD
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you probably want "hardinfo"
it has detailed info on all your hardware and some benchmarking.
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you probably want "hardinfo"
it has detailed info on all your hardware and some benchmarking.
Great piece of software. Thanks for sharing it.
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evilgold wrote:you probably want "hardinfo"
it has detailed info on all your hardware and some benchmarking.
Great piece of software. Thanks for sharing it.
Ditto, just dl'd and installed it
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I don't see any information about memory frequence or vendor in hardinfo
Last edited by cinan (2009-03-17 12:23:58)
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Another built in command: dmidecode
If you use dmidecode -t memory it'll be less verbose and show the info you're looking for.
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The wiki entry for lm-sensors show how to see memory timings.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Lm … ptional.29
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You are out of luck, markp1989. I have a few fairly high-end desktops with parts purchased no earlier than November 2010. All are water-cooled. I searched for days and weeks for tools to help overclock my boxes. Nothing. Had to turn to Windows to eke performance out of what was to be Linux boxes. The irony...
Last edited by adamlau (2011-06-20 04:47:54)
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