A pocket reference for processors
CPUdb collects the specifications of 6,737 released CPUs and SoCs from Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Samsung, Apple, Cyrix, VIA, Google into one searchable database. Use it here on the web, or install the Android app to carry the whole database offline.
Android app coming soon to Google Play.
The app
- Offline first. The whole database ships inside the app. No connection, no waiting.
- Always current. New data arrives as small updates, on Wi-Fi by default.
- Fast search and filters. Full-text search, manufacturer, type, release year and sort order.
- Free, no ads. No account, no tracking, no ads. English and Portuguese.
Where the data comes from
The database is built from Wikipedia's processor tables, AMD's processor specifications and the “intel-processors” dataset collected from Intel ARK, then checked and corrected by hand. Release dates and prices are the manufacturer's at launch.
Data derived from Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org, CC BY-SA 4.0), AMD's processor specifications (https://www.amd.com/en/products/specifications/processors.html) and the intel-processors dataset collected from Intel ARK (GPL-3.0), with CPUdb corrections. Distributed under the GPL-3.0. SPEC CPU results are the published results at https://www.spec.org, each linked to its source; SPEC, SPECrate and SPEC CPU are registered trademarks of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation.
- Wikipedia: CC BY-SA 4.0
- AMD processor specifications
- intel-processors (Intel ARK): GPL-3.0
- SPEC CPU: published results from spec.org, the highest base result of each processor on a one-processor system (or a two-processor one, marked 2P, when no other was published), each linked to its source.
The CPU data is distributed under the GPL-3.0. The current version is from Nov 14, 2026 (#7).
Problems, suggestions or corrections?
Specifications sometimes differ between sources, and the app is always improving. Bugs, ideas and data corrections are all welcome as GitHub issues.
Open an issue on GitHub. For a data correction, include the processor, the field, the correct value and, if possible, a link to the manufacturer’s page.