The generation of the processor is the first number after i9, i7, i5, or i3. You can also identify the generation of the processor if your processor is Intel® Core™. Identify the generation for your Intel® Core™ Processors Watch this video to see how to identify your Intel® Processor name and number.

See the example below.įor identifying Intel® Xeon® using the markings on the processor, refer to How to Identify My Intel® Xeon® Processor Markings for Warranty Requests. The name and number of the Intel® Processor is listed on the top of the processor. If you bought an Intel® Boxed Processor, the information about the number of the processor along with other information like the batch number (FPO) and the serial number (ATPO) are listed on the packaging box. Type the following command in the terminal app The examples below show the case when choosing System Information and System. Look up the processor's name and number in the Processor information.

If the Windows key is not available on your keyboard, use your mouse, go to the Windows icon located on the bottom-left corner of your screen, right-click, and choose System.

Press on the Windows key on your keyboard and start typing System, choose System Information which will show Processor information with the name, number, and speed of the processor.

The methods below apply on all Intel® processors such as Intel® Core™, Intel® Xeon®, Intel® Pentium®, Intel® Celeron®, and Intel Atom® processors. There are different options to get the name and the number of the Intel® Processors.

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