Intel Processor Identification Utility

Intel Processor Identification Utility is a lightweight app developed by Intel Corporation that can help users to easily identify the model of their current CPU and list all the available features that their line of processors supports.

Built to be fast, lightweight, and completely reliable, this application can help users of all technical levels to learn more about their current intel CPU.

This download page contains Intel® Processor Identification Utility for Windows 11/10. Version 7.1.8 that supports 12th Gen and newer processors.

Support for 11th Gen and older processors and Intel Core Ultra Processors (Series 2) will be available in the next release.

The app supports only Intel products and cannot extract model and capability features of CPUs made by any other manufacturer.

The entire user experience of working with Intel Processor Identification Utility is fast and streamlined. After the app is installed on the local storage of the PC, users simply have to start it once and it will automatically start the scan procedure. After just a few seconds, a complete report is generated.

The name of the CPU will be showcased on top of the app window, with three listings available to be viewed – “Processor Frequency” tab that lists CPU speed, system bus, the size of L3 cache memory, number of threads and cores, while “CPU Technologies” tab showcases all the various services that present CPU can run such as 64-bit architecture, SSE versions, hyperthreading, virtualization and more.

Finally, the “CPUID Data” tab showcases the processor classification, cache details, and additional information (such as the presence of integrated GPU).

Intel Processor Identification Utility is just a diagnostic app, and therefore it cannot provide the users with any tools that can boost the performance of the CPU or even provide reports on the correct functioning of its various features.

It is just identifying the correct model of the CPU that is detected and listing its factory-defined features. For users who want to overclock or diagnose errors on their Intel CPUs, Intel Corporation has created other standalone apps that can serve those purposes.

Intel Processor Identification can identify almost all modern processors that Intel Corporation has ever produced (over 2400 individual models!), which include desktop, laptop, low-power, and even server chips.

The app is distributed as an automated installer that has built-in support for English and 10 other international values.

The latest version of this app is optimized only for modern versions of Windows OS, starting with Windows 7 and newer.

This is a multi-language installer, and currently supports the following languages:

• Chinese-Simplified
• Chinese-Traditional
• English
• French
• German
• Italian
• Japanese
• Korean
• Portuguese
• Spanish

End of Support Notice

This is a notice that Intel® Processor Identification Utility for Windows* Legacy version 6.10.36.0129 has been removed and is no longer available for download as of October 15, 2024.

A New version of this program will become available that supports 7th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors and newer.

This download is valid for the product(s) listed below.

Intel® Xeon® Processors - Includes Gold, Platinum, Silver, and Bronze series with varying configurations, cache sizes (up to 112.5M), and clock speeds (up to 3.70 GHz).

Intel® Core™ Processors - Covers i3, i5, i7, and i9 series, with features like high cache sizes (up to 36M) and maximum clock speeds up to 6.20 GHz. Also includes models from the Ultra and K/F variations with optimized performance.

Intel® Pentium® Gold Processors - Listed models have cache sizes of up to 8M and clock speeds up to 4.40 GHz.

Intel® Celeron® Processors - Models feature cache sizes up to 8M and clock speeds up to 3.80 GHz.

Intel Atom® Processors - Includes one model with a 6M cache and a maximum clock speed of 3.60 GHz.

PROS

• Accurate Processor Identification
• Easy-to-Use Interface
• Quick System Scanning
• Detailed CPU Specifications
• Free and Lightweight Tool

CONS

• Limited to Intel Processors
• No Overclocking Features
• Lacks Real-Time Monitoring
• Basic UI Design
• No Cross-Platform Support