Ask the master to give a leveling processor software,Speed,Urgent。。

Windows Optimizer,I think it's very easy to use,It can be detected,And you can optimize the system,Occupy a small space,It's very convenient to use this,Remove rogue software,Generally, don't install antivirus software.,Of course, I'm just a personal opinion.,A word.。

cpu-z

super-pie (can't write it, it's the pie).

CPU-Z is the most authoritative speed measurement tool in the universe.

If you are an AMD CPU, you can also use the official professional testing tool: AMD CPUinfo

If it's just a test of CPU speed, then the above two are sufficient.

The Super PI test only focuses on the pure computing power of the CPU, but the CPU is not only used to calculate numerical values, but also the ability to process transactions and multi-**.

The PC Mark series test software has a variety of tests that fully reflect the CPU and system performance.

And the system mark

Let's put it this way, the more expensive it is, the faster it is, and this is without overclocking, and overclocking is not interesting.

AMD won't sell the 3000 cheaper than the 2800.

Windows Optimizer can also test graphics cards and memory.

Optimizer is too unprofessional.

Let's use super.

The zip address doesn't seem to support flashget.,Just use IE.,It's a small software for 121k.,For professional testing of CPU,He's a small program that calculates pi.,Support calculation to 32 million decimal places.。 Due to its super computing power, many people use its computing speed to measure the computing performance of the CPU, as well as the stability of the CPU.

Super Pi is only fast when the system is first installed. If you use it for a while, you can't install some software.

Speed of the current system: Super PI OK.

CPU speed: trust his number and the official cross-test.

Grammatical issues.

1.When you use the BIOS to watch, the software has not been turned on, and many things do not need to be calculated, but the boot temperature is just the temperature, so the temperature is low. The fan speed is now almost always automatic, so the speed is also lower.

2.When you enter the system, a lot of software is loaded in the background, such as antivirus software, operating system, etc., so the CPU temperature will rise, and the fan speed will also increase.

However, your CPU temperature is still on the high side, you can check to see if there is too much dust on the fan or heatsink.

If you are a computer professional, you know that BIOS is the most accurate!

The others are all similar engines, and the temperature is the same!

If you want to know if the temperature will be real after booting into the system.

You can always turn on the computer and restart it after 15 minutes to enter the BIOS and have a look! (At this point, it is close to entering the state of Windows).

It's not allowed! It's just probably, though, that the rotational speed and heat will definitely increase after entering the system, because the BIOS is just the motherboard, and there is a loading program after entering the system.

In fact, it's not that the software is inaccurate, it's that your sensor is wrong, and after entering Windows, it accelerates because it detects a fake high-temperature fan.

It's not slow, your 667 latency is 5-5-5, that is, 15 seconds, the delay is higher, if it's 4-4-4, it's better, 5967m s is high enough, the read speed is not much worse, 800 is not much higher than 667, and the general memory is to see the capacity. In fact, the real impact of the host on the read speed is the hard disk, because the speed of the hard disk in the hardware is the slowest, generally only 40-80ms, which is much slower than the CPU cache of the memory.

The memory sucks. Now there are at least DDR2-800, and there are quite a few DDR3 ones. It's normal.

**The speed of the processor and the speed of the system are fast and slow, but it is about the same If you want to test, redo the system, the cost performance is also about the same Let me ask by the way, what are you asking so much?

Brother, are you going to install a machine, or something.