cpuid
Linux tool to dump x86 CPUID information about the CPU(s)
cpuid dumps detailed information about the CPU(s)
gathered from the CPUID instruction, and also
determines the exact model of CPU(s). It supports
Intel, AMD, VIA, Hygon, and Zhaoxin CPUs, as well as older
Transmeta, Cyrix, UMC, NexGen, Rise, and SiS CPUs.
Some examples of output generated by cpuid for the CPU
model include:
- (synth) = Intel Core i*-12000 P-core (Alder Lake L0) [Golden Cove], Intel 7
- (synth) = Intel Core i*-12000 E-core (Alder Lake L0) [Gracemont], Intel 7
- (synth) = Intel Core i*-8000 S Line (Coffee Lake P0) [Coffee Lake] {Skylake}, 14nm++
- (synth) = Intel Core i7-900 (Bloomfield C0) [Nehalem] {Nehalem}, 45nm
- (synth) = Intel Xeon (Prestonia D1) [Northwood] {Netburst}, .13um
- (synth) = AMD Ryzen (Raphael B2) [Zen 4], 5nm
- (synth) = AMD Opteron (Athens SH-E4) Processor 850 [K8], 940-pin, 90nm
- (synth) = AMD Athlon (Thunderbird A4-A7) [K7]
Accuracy:
I appreciate getting cpuid -r output for
any CPU. I've got a stash of these that I use for
debugging and testing purposes. If you're inclined to
provide this information, please send the cpuid
-r output along with any additional information
about the CPU that you know (e.g. from the list below
for bugs) to
cpuid@etallen.com.
Bugs & Comments:
Please send any bug reports or comments to
cpuid@etallen.com.
In particular, I want to know if cpuid misidentifies any
CPU, or if it is unable to identify a CPU exactly but
instead lists several possibilities (although there are
cases where I know of no way to disambiguate CPUs). In any
case, please include the following information:
- The complete output from cpuid -r.
(This is the most important thing.)
- The complete output from cpuid.
- The identification that you believe is correct,
including any of the following that you know (but
don't worry if you can't supply all of it):
- Manufacturer's name (e.g. Intel, AMD)
- Official name (e.g. Pentium 4, Mobile Pentium 4,
Xeon, Xeon MP, Athlon 64, Opteron)
- Codename (e.g. Northwood, Thunderbird)
- Clock speed (e.g. 3.4GHz)
- Process (e.g. .13um, 90nm)
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