How to See What CPU or Processor You Have on Windows 11

Learn how to check what processor you have on Windows 11.

One of the best ways to check what CPU that is inside your computer is by using the Task Manager.

The main reason is because not only does it tell you the kind of processor you have, but it also tells you other specs about your CPU.

What is even more interesting is the fact that the Task Manager tells you this CPU info in real time. Even basic changes from opening and closing apps are visible in the Task Manager.

[windowswexplained]

Two other ways to check what CPU your computer has. Feel free to share more guys.

1. Resource Monitor
2. DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag in the run command).

[ur_ria]

omg! this is really helpful and direct to the point. Subscribed already :)

[vanfly]

yup
and if you double click the graph it would only show the graph its amazing specially if you set it to "always on top" optional though

thank you for the video

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