PC Wizard is a tool that can analyze your computer and provide you with the information you need to enhance its performance level.

Since this is a portable product, PC Wizard doesn't need to be installed. So, your Windows registry entries are not affected. Also, you can place the application on an external device and run it on any computer.

The tool comes with a standard interface in which you can visualize various information on your system's components.

So, you can view hardware information, such as a system summary, mainboard, processor, video, IO ports, drives, printers, devices, multimedia, network, power status, voltage, temperature and fans, and Windows hardware experience index (e.g. benchmarks and performance tests).

In addition, you can view your system's configuration when it comes to the operating system, Internet, control panel, desktop, processes and threads, library DLL, OLE inscription, Microsoft applications, TrueType fonts, updates and patches, boot-start applications, passwords, security, services, uptime statistics, ActiveX controls, and others.

In the system files area, you can learn more about boot configuration data, "System.ini", "Win.ini", "DosStart.bat", CMOS values, "Config.dos", "Autoexec.dos", environment variables, event logs (application, system and security), protected files, cookies, "Host" configuration, and more.

Furthermore, "Resources" allows you to access "Interruption Request - IRQ", "Direct Memory Access", IO ports, memory resources and network data. But you can also perform tests on the Windows, global and latency memory performance, as well as processor, multi-thread, cache and memory, global memory, video/DirectX 3D, hard disk, MP3 compression and video benchmarks.

Results can be saved or printed, and you can also start a system test stability, monitor the processor or view overclock information. The software uses a low amount of system resources.

On the other hand, we cannot access "Information" or "What's this" (clicking the options doesn't initialize anything), and the program freezes every time we perform a benchmark.

All in all, PC Wizard is a great tool for viewing essential information on your system's components. We recommend it mainly to hardcore users.