PC Info

Finding out information about your machine is easy, but if you want to get more complex data about your machine, it becomes increasingly difficult to find the right way to do it.

PC Info aims to cover this last spectrum with a very easy-to-work program that displays tons of data tied to your machine. From OS to peripheral information, you will get a summarized version of what your machine is capable of without wasting too much time deciphering the data in question.

That is a good question. Indeed, Windows is capable of offering this information by itself, but you must find the right source and there are at least three apps you need to use to extract all the necessary information, whereas with this app it is all in there.

Just browse through its menus, checking each particular tab, and you're good to go. Starting with OS information, you will understand the things relating to build and architecture, the drive it is installed on, and the date it was first added to the drive. The kernel type is also noted.

CPU, GPU, RAM, Storage, Optical Devices, and Motherboard all deal with the hardware side and offer as much information as you can feed yourself. Understand clock speeds, multipliers, voltages, and other types of compatibilities involved.

I was particularly interested in the CPU multiplier with an older desktop machine, and was able to get that info surprisingly easily. It helped a lot since I did not have the complete specs of my CPU in this case. There is information about the sound and network peripherals and some settings for the app itself.

PC Info is an application dealing with all the specs of your machine, feeding you all the information needed to understand its specs and capabilities. In short, it paints a complete picture of your machine's hardware and associated software.