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Don’t Look Now But There’s Finally A CPU-Z Build For Windows On ARM64

January 19, 2024

After years of waiting, users on ARM64 versions of Windows 10 and 11 finally have their own version of CPUID’s popular application CPU-Z. The new ARM64-based version will enable anyone using an ARM-based Windows machine to view detailed specifications of their CPU, including clock speeds, cache allotments, CPU model names, and more.
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Author: Aaron Klotz

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