In Quick CPU version 5, most controls implement a modular user interface, consisting of multiple dockable panels, each designed to display specific information.

The number and types of panels available on a system depend on the platform and may vary based on the processor and other hardware configurations.

The layout of the application is highly customizable—users can easily move dockable panels to custom locations within the application UI by simply dragging and dropping them. Additionally, each panel can be completely detached from the main UI if desired.

By default, Quick CPU starts with certain panels hidden to optimize space in the dock panel toolbar. Users can show or hide panels by either:

• Closing the panel
• Using the toolbar menu to enable panel visibility (See Image Below)

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Default Hidden Panels by Processor Type:

• Intel CPUs: The CPU Clock Distribution and CPU Temperature Distribution panels are hidden by default.
• AMD Ryzen CPUs: The CPU Clock Distribution panel is hidden by default.

As mentioned earlier, users can enable or disable panel visibility at any time.

Quick CPU uses data bar columns to improve the visual representation of key parameters such as:

• CPU Temperature
• Clock Speed
• Power Consumption
• Utilization

Users with a licensed version can fully customize the data bar colors for each column, choosing from a variety of gradient or solid color options.

This feature is only available in the licensed version.

Quick CPU 5 introduces significant changes and a new interface design compared to previous versions.

All prior versions were completely free, but this major update includes both free and licensed (paid) versions.

The free version retains almost all functionality that was available in Quick CPU 4.x. However, by purchasing a license, users gain access to exclusive premium features, including:

• Additional application themes
• Customizable data bars
• Dedicated chart controls