Where to find all ATi graphics card and AMDCPU models and specifications

The model nomenclature of AMD graphics cards is more complicated, and here's a more detailed explanation:

1.RX Series:The RX series is the main series of AMD graphics cards, including models such as the RX 6000, RX 5000, RX 4000, RX VEGA and more.

Among them, the RX 6000 series is currently the most high-end series of AMD graphics cards, with the strongest performance, including RX 6900 XT, RX 6800 XT, RX 6800 and other models. The RX 5000 series is next with models such as the RX 5700 XT, RX 5700, RX 5600 XT, and more. The RX 4000 series and RX VEGA series are relatively old graphics cards with relatively low performance and**.

2.R9 Series:The R9 series is a high-end series of AMD graphics cards, including R9 Fury, R9 390X and other models, with relatively high performance and **.

3.R7 Series:The R7 series is the mid-to-high-end series of AMD graphics cards, including R7 370, R7 360 and other models, with performance and ** between R9 and R5.

4.R5 Series:The R5 series is the low-end series of AMD graphics cards, including R5 340X, R5 240 and other models, with relatively low performance and **.

5.HD Series:The HD series is the old series of AMD graphics cards, including HD 8000, HD 7000 and other models, and the performance is relatively low.

It is important to note that the performance of AMD graphics card models does not depend solely on the series name, but on the specific model number and specifications. For example, the RX 5700 XT has higher performance relative to the RX 5700, while the R9 Fury has slightly lower performance relative to the R9 390X.

Overall, the RX series is the most powerful series of AMD graphics cards, with the R9, R7, R5, and HD series decreasing in performance. However, when it comes to specific purchases, you need to choose the right model according to your needs and budget.

Here's how to check it out:

1. Right-click the taskbar on the left side of the desktop and select Click System.

2. In the system interface, you can view your computer CPU model. As follows:

3. We can also view it through the task manager. Go to Task Manager. Click Performance.

4. In the performance bar of Task Manager, you can view the CPU model and operation.

An example of an AMD logo.

For example, looking at the CPU above, how to know his parameters and model are shown below.

First line: AMD Phenom

AMD Phenom II series.

Second row: HDZ955FBK4DGI

HDZ stands for Phenom

The 955 represents the specific model of the CPU.

4 is the fourth in backwards.

Represents the core of this CPU This is the third row of 4 is 4 cores: AACYC AC 0908APAW0908 represents the 8th cycle production in 2009.

The above example can be applied to your CPU, and you can know the model of the CPU, and I hope to adopt it.

Athlon is English starting with a, Pterodactyl is English starting with p, x2 is dual-core, x3 is triple-core, x4 is quad-core, x6 is six-core

It can be detected with 360 Hardware Master.

If you're afraid of being fooled, test it, and just go down.

Here's how to check the CPU model:

Right-click on the computer (called the computer in win7) - properties, you can see the model and parameters of the CPU;

With the help of third-party tools: PC Manager, Master Lu, Optimization Master and other detection tools to detect computer hardware, you can also see the model and parameters of the CPU;

Direct observation method: Generally, the model information will be written on the CPU, and you can see it when you disassemble it, and it is not recommended for non-professionals to use this method.

There are ways to check the motherboard model:

Direct observation method: Many motherboards will be marked with product models, and you can also check the motherboard manual to know the detailed motherboard model.

There is also a simpler direct observation method: observe the self-test of the computer every time it is turned on, the screen with white characters on a black background of the general boot self-test, the first screen displays the information of the graphics card, of which the first line is the model of the graphics card chip;

The second line of the second screen is the information of the motherboard BIOS, which has "....award bios…"or"....ami bios…";

The third row of the second screen is the model and version of the motherboard.

To see clearly, press the pause break key to stop the screen and press the enter key to continue.

Using hardware and software detection such as Master Lu or Optimization Master, Everest, etc., the results are very clear through hardware detection.

Go to the DirectX Diagnostic Tool to check the motherboard model, follow the steps below:

From the desktop, enter the Run dialog box that opens, enter DXDIAG;

Enter DXDIA in the Start Run dialog box and press "OK" to enter the "DirectX Diagnostic Tool", if there is a prompt when entering, press the enter key directly to confirm the entry.

After entering the DirectX diagnostic tool page, you can see the motherboard model in the system information, where the motherboard BIOS version information is the motherboard-related information;

Right-click on the computer (called the computer in win7) - properties - device manager can also view the motherboard model.

1. AMD Ryzen is an X86 microprocessor brand developed and launched by AMD, one of the microprocessor products of AMD Zen microarchitecture, which was launched on sale in March 2017.

2. AMD FX is an X86 desktop processor developed by AMD, which is one of the official products of the Bulldozer microarchitecture, and was officially launched on September 19, 2011. In 2017, it was replaced by the AMD Ryzen series of AMD Zen microarchitecture. Originally, AMD FX was tasked with competing with the Core series, but the results were not ideal.

3. (APU), formerly known as Fusion, is a marketing term from AMD for a series of 64-bit microprocessors that integrate a CPU and GPU on a single chip.

4. ATHLON is a brand of a series of x86 compatible microprocessors designed and manufactured by AMD, and its official name in Chinese is Athlon. Athlon debuted on June 23, 1999.