Do you remember the first time you bought a computer?

You most likely didn't know any technical details about it, so you relied on the words of other, more experienced computer users.

Even when you had to reinstall Windows, you had to set up all its drivers as well. Each driver corresponds to a certain component of the computer unit, but that probably didn't interest you back then.

When you decide it's time to learn what's under the hood of your machinery, then you need a software that can thoroughly analyze the performance of your computer.

With PC Wizard you can detect hardware, as well as analyze and benchmark your computer system.

The user interface is standard, but you may feel overwhelmed by the "technical gibberish" if you don't understand how the system works.

That's why it is recommended you do some homework beforehand, by searching the web. We'd love to say you can use the Information and "What's this?" functions, but unfortunately they didn't work in our case.

Through PC Wizard you can find useful information about the system summary, mainboard, processor, video, IO ports, drives, printers, and others.

In addition, you can save, print and e-mail a report, so you can keep track of your computer system's progress.

The software uses little CPU and memory, and except for the Help files, we couldn't find any problem with it.

All these being said, PC Wizard will definitely come to your aid if you're looking to understand how the inner circuits of your computer work. It's free!