NAME

       cpu-x - X11 Tool that gathers Information on CPU, Motherboard and more...

SYNOPSIS

       cpu-x [DISPLAY] [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       CPU-X  is similar to CPU-Z (for MS Windows). It can be used in graphical mode by using GTK
       or in text-based mode by using NCurses. A dump mode is present from the command line.

DISPLAY

       Available options to be used as DISPLAY:

       -G, --gtk
               Start graphical user interface (GUI) (default).

       -N, --ncurses
               Start text-based user interface (TUI).

       -D, --dump
               Dump all data on standard output and exit.

       -M, --dmidecode
               Run embedded command dmidecode and exit.

       -B, --bandwidth
               Run embedded command bandwidth and exit

OPTIONS

       Available options to be used as OPTIONS:

       -r, --refresh
               Set custom time between two refreshes (in seconds).

       -t, --tab
               Set default tab (integer).

       -p, --type
               Select core type to monitor (integer).

       -c, --core
               Select CPU core to monitor (integer).

       -b, --cachetest
               Set custom bandwidth test for CPU caches speed (integer).

       -g, --gpu
               Select default graphic card (integer).

       -d, --daemon
               Start and connect to daemon.

       -v, --verbose
               Verbose output.

       -h, --help
               Print help and exit.

       -V, --version
               Print version and exit.

       --cpuid-decimal
               Print CPUID values in decimal (default is hexadeximal).

       --nocolor
               Disable colored output.

       -d, --debug
               Print information for debugging.

       --issue-fmt
               Print required information to paste in an issue.

       --keymap
               Set key mapping for NCurses mode (a[rrows]|e[macs]|i[nverted-T]|v[im])

       Environment variables with influence on runtime functionality:

       CPUX_ARGS
               Add default command line arguments.

       CPUX_BCLK
               Enforce the bus clock.

       CPUX_FORCE_FREQ_FALLBACK
               Ignore CPU frequency reported by libcpuid.

       CPUX_CPUID_RAW
               Read CPUID raw data from a given file.

AUTHOR

       This man page has been written by Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> for  the
       Debian project but maybe used by others.

                                           Oct 01, 2019                                  CPU-X(1)