Get started
Extract the complete ZIP, open the SysZ folder and run SysZ.exe. Wait for hardware discovery to finish. The CPU tab opens first.
Use the tabs to select CPU, Mainboard, Memory, Modules, Graphics, Devices, Bench or About. VI switches to Vietnamese; EN returns to English.
Read hardware information
Choose a logical processor, module or device from the relevant list. Changing a selection only changes the information displayed.
Configured RAM data rate uses MT/s; DRAM clock uses MHz. For DDR memory the data-rate number is approximately twice the clock number. Installed, usable and available memory describe different quantities.
Device health and battery values depend on hardware support. N/A means unavailable; the Live timestamp does not mean every field is continuously reread.
Run a CPU test
Open Bench and select the thread count. Choose Bench CPU for a single-thread and multi-thread run, or Stress CPU (60 s) for a timed load.
Use Stop or Esc to cancel. Incomplete results are cleared. Starting another test replaces the previous result; text reports do not include these scores.
Refresh and export
Press F5 or choose Tools > Refresh hardware for a new snapshot. Tools > Copy report copies the inventory to the clipboard. Save report creates a .txt file.
Example destination: Documents/SysZ-report.txt. Choose any folder where you have write permission. This neutral example replaces the private folder tree shown in the supplied guide.
Inspect exported reports for serial numbers and device identifiers before sharing them.
Keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab move between tabs. Tab and Shift+Tab move keyboard focus. Ctrl+A and Ctrl+C select and copy a field.
Esc stops an active CPU test; when idle, it closes the application. Alt+F4 closes the active window.
Version scope
This website describes the supplied SysZ 1.0 executable and its 1.0 user guide. Hardware readings depend on the actual system. The Windows x64 package is a portable application.