How to View MAIN BUS, CPU, Computer RAM with CPU-Z

This guide explains how to view MAIN BUS, CPU, Computer RAM with CPU-Z, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

First, download the CPU-Z software and install it on your computer.

CPU-Z download link: https://www. cpuid. com/softwares/cpu-z. html

After downloading, install and launch the software:

See the RAM BUS

To see the RAM BUS you switch to the Memory tab, here you look down the parameter DRAM Frequency, this is the parameter related to the RAM RAM. However, to determine the exact BUS RAM, we do the following:

For DDRAM, DDRAM2, DDRAM3 (Double Data Rate), taking DRAM Frequency multiplied by 2 will give the RAM bus

For SDRAM, the parameter DRAM Frequency remains the same.

For example, the image on the RAM RAM will be 1066 x 2 equals about 2133 Mhz.

See CPU and Main BUS

Previously to see the CPU BUS you can switch to the CPU tab and then see the parameters in the Rated FSB box, but it only applies to older CPU models. As for the Intel Sandy Bridge chip series (Intel core i3, i5, i7 2xxx and above), this parameter no longer exists because of abandoning this technology, the CPU will connect directly to the memory.

As for the Main Bus view, you go to the Mainboard, then you copy the model name of the mainboard and on google search for the BUS's main parameter, because CPUZ does not strongly support the information of the mainboard.

Above is an instruction on how to see the BUS parameters of RAM, CPU, Main computer with CPU-Z software. Thank you for following the article.