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If you're a frequent game and app downloader from third-party app stores, knowing the CPU architecture and chip type is essential. While it might not be necessary for casual users, for those who often explore and download apps from websites or third-party stores, knowing whether the chip is ARM, X86, or Tegra is crucial to ensure downloading the correct files for your device.
Identifying the chip in use on Android phones
Guide to Identify ARM, x86, and Tegra Chips in Android Phones
Step 1: From the CH Play (Play Store) on your Android phone, enter the search bar with the keyword: AIDA64 -> Select the first result with the name and icon resembling the illustration below.
You can also get the latest version of this application through the link below:
Download: AIDA64 for Android
Step 2: Next, press Install to download the AIDA64 app to your device.
Step 3: After successfully downloading and installing, select Open to access the app.
Step 4: In the AIDA64 app, locate and select the CPU section.
Step 5: Next, locate the Command Set section. If you're using English, it might be named Instruction Set . Here, your device's chip type will be displayed. For instance, the Mytour Android device, used as an illustration, features an ARMv8-A chip. If your Android phone uses an X86 chip, it will be indicated as X86 in this section. Devices equipped with Nvidia chips will be labeled as Tegra.
You can also apply this method to other tech devices running the Android operating system, such as tablets...
So, the article sent by Mytour above provides a guide on identifying whether your Android phone is using ARM, x86, or Tegra chips. We hope this article helps you quickly determine the chip in use on your Android phone, allowing you to choose the right files for your device. Best of luck with the outlined steps.
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Similarly, if you want to check the CPU or other hardware components on your computer, you can download the CPUZ software and refer to how to check hardware using CPU Z here.
