A utility to produce a specification of your system's hardware and software. With System Spec you can see, save and print a complete spec of your PC. This standalone, system information utility can also perform various windows functions. Additional advanced info includes CPU, drives, applications, display, memory, networking, internet, CD / DVD drives and more. CPU information and layout shown below.
CPU meter showing the CPU usage and history plus the CPU usage percentage. The following are given about your CPU. * CPU Brand * CPU Chip * CPU Family * Code Name * Vendor * Manufacturer * Transistors * Serial Number * CPU-ID * Ext Clock Speed * Current Voltage * Max Clock Speed * Socket Designation * Data Width * Revision * L2 Cache Size * L2 Cache Speed * CPU Speed * CPU clock cycles
CPU Features 3D Now! extensions Enhanced 3D Now! extensions Enhanced MMX extensions SIMD instructions FXSAVE/FXRSTOR instruction MMX extensions Serial number 36bit Page Size extension Page Attribute Table CMOVcc(+FCMOVcc/F(U)COMI(P) opcodes Machine Check Architecture Page Global Extension Memory Type Range Registers SYSENTER/SYSEXIT extension Processor contains an enable APIC CMPXCHG8B instruction Machine Check Exception Physical Address Extension Model Specific Registers Time Stamp Counter Page Size Extension Debugging Extension Virtual Mode Extension Built-In FPU FDIV Bug
Other information shown. Personal Memory Display Drives CD / DVD CPU CPU Meter Processes Services Internet Programs Start-up Network Network Adapters Browse Network User List Printers Sound Devices
Internet Info shown. Internet status Start Page Search Page Download Directory Local Page Flash Internet Browsers installed with version numbers. Internet Explorer Favourites Type URLs Internet Explorer Flags
Used on Forums System Spec can be used for posting a spec of your PC on Internet forums simply by clicking the info to clipboard button and pasting it in your forum post.
Used for Insurance A printed spec of your PC can be stored somewhere safe and used to give you details of your PC and it's hardware for an insurance claim. The spec can also be saved to a floppy disk as an alternative.
SMART information is available on newer hard disks. It provides useful information and status of the hard disk. I think the most useful information it provides is the hard disk's temperature. The temperature is important because a hard disk can fail or a least become unreliable if it's temperature exceeds a certain value.
