Question CPU-Z on Server

[manvswilderness]

Is it a bad idea to install CPU-Z on a Windows Server 2019 AD?

 

[faalin]

Who makes the server? HP, Dell, home built?

CPU-z shouldnt hurt the server, it might have issues figuring out what motherboard and CPU is installed. I have CPU-z installed on a HP DL380 gen 9 server with server 2016 data center installed, the HP software gives more information then what CPU-z does so i find it pointless.

 

[manvswilderness]

Who makes the server? HP, Dell, home built?

CPU-z shouldnt hurt the server, it might have issues figuring out what motherboard and CPU is installed. I have CPU-z installed on a HP DL380 gen 9 server with server 2016 data center installed, the HP software gives more information then what CPU-z does so i find it pointless.

Used parts for a dell R720XD

 

[faalin]

Im not familiar with dell servers but they should have monitoring software for it. Looks like they have iDRAC7 that should come with the server.

https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/product-support/product/poweredge-r720/drivers

What are you trying to do with CPU-z?

 

[manvswilderness]

Im not familiar with dell servers but they should have monitoring software for it. Looks like they have iDRAC7 that should come with the server.

https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/product-support/product/poweredge-r720/drivers

What are you trying to do with CPU-z?

I want to be able to see CPU and RAM loads while I am working on the server.

 

[faalin]

CPU-z wont tell you ether of those things. If your trying to figure out loads then open up task manager and use the resource monitor. You can ether watch the overview tab or switch between the CPU or Memory to see whats going on.

 

[manvswilderness]

CPU-z wont tell you ether of those things. If your trying to figure out loads then open up task manager and use the resource monitor. You can ether watch the overview tab or switch between the CPU or Memory to see whats going on.

CPU-Z does have an option for those loads, they are just off by default. I am using them on my PC and Laptop currently.