If you have a device running on Windows 10, the processor is going to play a very crucial role in how fast and smooth the experience will be. Processors come in a variety of types and many manufacturers make them. In most cases, it would either be from AMD or Intel – sometimes Qualcomm with their ARM processors. On Windows 10, you can check your device specifications for almost all your hardware’s in many different ways. This includes Basic Input/Output System or Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (BIOS or UEFI) firmware, model number, processor, memory, drive, graphics, OS version, and updates. However, depending on our topic in focus i.e. Processors today we walk you through the steps to find out the processor brand and model installed in your laptop running Windows 11/10.

How to find out Processor Brand & Model on Windows computer

There are multiple ways of finding out which processor you have on your Windows 11/10 laptop. We will list down the easiest methods here: Let’s look at each of these methods in more detail.

1] Find out processor details using Settings

To determine the processor installed on your computer, follow these steps: 1] From the ‘Start Menu’ go to ‘Settings’ 2] Hit on ‘System’.

3] On the Left-Panel, scroll down and hit ‘About’

4] Now under the ‘Device specifications’ section, confirm the processor brand and model.

Once you’ve followed these steps, you will get an idea of whether your device is using a processor from Intel, AMD, or Qualcomm. Read: What are the main components of a Computer system?

2] Find out processor details using Task Manager

If you find Task Manager more accessible and convenient to use, you can check your Processor details using these steps: 1] From the ‘Start Menu’ search for ‘Task Manager’ and click the top result to go to the app. Or use a short-cut by pressing ‘Alt+Ctrl+Del’. 2] Now click the ‘Performance’ tab.

3] Click on ‘CPU’ to view your processor details.

You can confirm your processor information on the top-right corner of the Task Manager window. In this example, the processor brand is from ‘AMD’ and the model is ‘E2 9000’. Read: How to find free Memory Slots in Windows

3] Find out processor details using Control Panel

The control panel can also give you information on your processor’s brand and model. Follow the below steps: 1] From the ‘Start Menu’ search for ‘Control Panel’ and click the top result to go to the app. 2] Now hit ‘System and Security’ 3] Go to ‘System’ Your laptop’s processor model and speed are displayed to the right under the ‘System’ heading.

We hope by now you will very well know the details of the processor installed on your system. Although this Windows guide focuses mainly on laptops; you can use the same steps to determine the processor details on any computer system running on Windows 11/10 operating system. Read next: Where to find computer hardware specs in Windows 10. These tools can provide the provides hardware configuration information about your computer easily: Sandra Lite | Speccy | MiTeC System Information X | BGInfo | CPU-Z | HiBit System Information | Hardware Identify.