CPU-Z 1.97 Brings Support for Alder Lake CPUs, DDR5, and XMP 3.0 | TechPowerUp
 
CPU-Z, the software of choice for monitoring CPU and its attributes, has today been updated to version 1.97, which brings much-needed and interesting features. For starters, the new version brings support to detect Intel Core i9 12900K, Core i7 12700K, and Core i5 12600K "Alder Lake" CPUs and Intel Z6xx platform. Those specific SKUs are the top of the line in their respective categories, and it is only logical that the support for the new generation starts there. Next up, the software now supports detection of the latest DDR5 DRAM technology, which can now also be detected along with the updated XMP 3.0 profiling. And last but not least, the software is adding AMD's Radeon RX 6600 XT GPU detection as well. To download the latest update, head over to the official CPU-Z website here.
 
So if you want the newest CPU-Z version download it now. 

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Thank you for the update.  This is another indication that things are moving quickly toward the next generation of CPUs.

Most hardware and software OEMs appear to be ready. Now it's up to Intel.