If you are a person who is fed up of opening a machine just to checking the Motherboard / RAM / Graphic card / Etc attached to it... this article is for you ....
There are 2 default options in Windows and i have also mentioned a free tool at the end of this post.
1) Check using DirectX
Start - > Run, type "dxdiag"
This tool will give you the information about the machine OS / processor / etc.
2) Check using Device Manager
Select Device Manager -> you should be able to see all the devices installed on your machine.
3) Using third party tools :-(Free / Paid)
I have used this amazing tool called "cpuz"... it will give you a lot of details of your machine. its much simpler to use.
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
Have you used this tool before or any other tool... please share your experience.
There are 2 default options in Windows and i have also mentioned a free tool at the end of this post.
1) Check using DirectX
Start - > Run, type "dxdiag"
This tool will give you the information about the machine OS / processor / etc.
2) Check using Device Manager
Select Device Manager -> you should be able to see all the devices installed on your machine.
3) Using third party tools :-(Free / Paid)
I have used this amazing tool called "cpuz"... it will give you a lot of details of your machine. its much simpler to use.
http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
Have you used this tool before or any other tool... please share your experience.
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