cpufetch is a lightweight command-line tool written in C that reveals your system's CPU architecture in a clean, visually appealing format. Whether you're a sysadmin managing servers, a hardware engineer optimizing performance, or simply curious about your machine's capabilities, this tool provides instant access to critical CPU information.

Key capabilities include:

Display CPU cores, peak performance metrics, and microarchitecture details
Support for multiple architectures: x86_64, ARM, RISC-V, and PowerPC
Works across Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and FreeBSD
Show SoC (System-on-Chip) information for mobile and embedded devices
Customizable color schemes with manufacturer presets or custom RGB values
Debug mode for troubleshooting hardware detection

Perfect for:

Verifying system requirements before installing software
Benchmarking and comparing CPU specifications
Debugging hardware compatibility issues
Building and configuring custom systems
Quick hardware audits on servers and workstations

Install from your package manager or compile from source with just make. The tool handles everything from modern server processors to ARM-based smartphones and RISC-V development boards, making it invaluable for anyone who needs to understand their CPU configuration at a glance.