CPU-Z worth keeping?

I'm looking at the info I get from HWiNFO and CrystalDiskInfo, and comparing CPU-Z to the total of those two, and I don't see any value in CPU-Z that isn't covered in spades (and much more) by those two. I'd like to know whether there's anything I'll lose by dropping CPU-Z. Any observations?

I'm going to say no, it's not longer of any major value

As with any other program installed, if it gives the results one needs keep it, if not important get rid of it.

@Wisewiz


Yeah ya better get rid of that... 8.3 MB program.

@Ghot
Yer a smartarse ya know. (But seriously, I never tire of your sense of humour. Thanks for all the brightening you bring to the forum.)
Yeah, I don’t need the space; I’m just housekeeping. So there.

Wisewiz said:

@Ghot
Yer a smartarse ya know. (But seriously, I never tire of your sense of humour. Thanks for all the brightening you bring to the forum.)
Yeah, I don’t need the space; I’m just housekeeping. So there.

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Rust belt humor.




The place where Lava..... gets made.

Remember the maid Carol Burnett played, with nylons rolled down below her knees and a hairdo bees could have lived in? Carol was so wonderful. But that was once upon a time, very long ago.

Wow! Tx.

CPU-Z can run portable version.
This feature is better than CrystalDiskInfo.
(If possible, I wouldn't install third party apps on my PC)

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siliconbeaver said:

CPU-Z can run portable version.
This feature is better than CrystalDiskInfo.
(If possible, I wouldn't install third party apps on my PC)

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Nope. CDI is one of the 35 apps I run as uninstalled portables. If they aren’t available as ports or standalones, I extract the files from the installer file and run ‘em install-free.

Almost midnight here. Gotta hit it. G’night all.

It's handy if you want to stress test the CPU to check on temps and throttling on a laptop

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The CPU-Z 2.09 update was released in the last 24 hours.

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