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ASCOMP PC Internals Pro 1.000 | Portable | RePack by elchupacabra


Discover PC Internals, the powerful Windows software for analyzing your entire PC hardware and system components. PC Internals gives you a detailed overview of your processor, RAM, drives, graphics cards, and many other system areas — ideal for tech enthusiasts, gamers, IT professionals, or anyone wanting to monitor their PC's performance.
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3DP Chip 25.3.0


3DP Chip — is a program that will automatically detect and display the information on your CPU, motherboard, video card and sound card, ETC installed on your PC. You can also choose to copy these information into your clipboard with one click for later use (such as posting in a forum). If you have working internet connection, you can choose to download the latest drivers for all of these components.
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SIV (System Information Viewer) 5.80 Portable


System Information Viewer is a general Windows utility for displaying lots of useful Windows, Network and hardware info — CPU info, PCI info, PCMCIA info, USB info, Machine Info, Hardware Sensors, Networked computers, Operating System Information and more. I use Craig Hart's pcidevs.txt file for my PCI device display with my usbdevs.txt being used for the USB devices, mondevs.txt for monitor descriptions and pcmdevs.txt for PCMCIA device descriptions.
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PerfView | TraceEvent 3.1.18


PerfView is a free performance-analysis tool that helps isolate CPU and memory-related performance issues. It is a Windows tool, but it also has some support for analyzing data collected on Linux machines. It works for a wide variety of scenarios, but has a number of special features for investigating performance issues in code written for the .NET runtime.
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Libre Hardware Monitor 0.9.4


Libre Hardware Monitor is a fork of Open Hardware Monitor. The program's project appears to have started when the development of Open Hardware Monitor seemed to have stalled. The latter has received a few updates recently, after a gap of nearly 4 years. If you haven't used either program, these are real-time system monitoring applications that you can use to observe/log the system's CPU load, Bus Speed, temperature levels. It can be a useful utility to have when you're running intensive games, virtual machines editing videos,, etc., and want to see if the computer could be overheating.
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System Scanner 1.1 | Portable


System Scanner gathers and displays vital information about your computer's hardware, software, and overall performance. This program allows users to delve into the specifications of various components, including the operating system, central processing unit (CPU), random access memory (RAM), video card, hard drive, motherboard, and more.
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OCCT 14.0.3.99 Stable | Portable


OCCT is the most popular all-in-one stability check & stress test tool available. OCCT is great at generating heavy loads on your components (CPU, GPU, Memory, GPU Memory & Power supply), and aims at detecting hardware errors or stability issues faster than anything else. A monitoring engine is also embedded, to ease diagnostic and see how your computer reacts under heavy load using graphs.
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Quick CPU 5.0.9.0 | Portable


Quick CPU (formerly known as Core Parking Manager v3) is an application that was designed to fine-tune and monitor CPU performance, power and voltage settings such as: Core Parking, Frequency Scaling, Turbo Boost, C-States, Speed Shift, and FIVR Control as well as making other adjustments. Below you’ll find all the information about how it works, how to interpret application data and settings, and how to make these adjustments.
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Bitsum Technologies ThreadRacer Alpha Version



ThreadRacer is a CPU benchmark utility designed to test the relative performance of CPU cores. Simultaneous Multi-Threading (SMT) for AMD, and Hyperthreading (HT) on Intel, accelerates processing by sharing select CPU units between two logical cores, or threads. This means that every pair of CPU cores has shared computational units and cache(s). This can impact performance. Threads should be loaded on distinct CPU core sets before their pairs are utilized, something all modern OSes are aware of. In some cases, it is still preferable to manually disable SMT/HT so that threads are forced to execute on more optimal CPU cores. Process Lasso can disable SMT/HT on a per-process basis by using staggered CPU affinities.
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