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  1. 06-26-2007, 07:45 PM #1
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    Hardware Analyzer

    Anyone know about a software that finds DETAILED information on the hardware without taking the computer apart. I tried the dxdiag in RUN but thats not detailed enough. Oh and this software has to be free and no viruses please.
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    Any particular information you are looking for?
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    CPUz is decent at telling your ram, CPU type, speed. ETC.
    http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

    Belarc PC Advisor prog may be more of your interest though.

    http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

    Tells you alot of info about your computer. All installed software, and the cdkeys etc.
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    Heh, I actually had to use belarc today at work for them to catalog who has what CAD keys and such, very easy to run and understand the output.
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    The only good software I have is loaded with viruses.
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    Any thing with detailed info on the RAM type and what pin as well as speed.
    All i know its corsair and i have a gig
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    cpu-z will tell you that.
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    Liquid metal said what I would've. Props.

    I assume you're adding more and thus need to match the types?
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    Pretty much
    Although Ram is cheap maybe i should buy 2 gigs and forget about matching the gig i already have.
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    Depends.

    1) Does your system support Dual Channel?
    2) Is your ram a pair of 512 or a single G?
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    PC Wizard 2007.

    It is developed by the same guys who devs CPU-Z.

    Or, get Everest Home Edition.
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    Quote Originally Posted by Sir-Nerd View Post
    Pretty much
    Although Ram is cheap maybe i should buy 2 gigs and forget about matching the gig i already have.
    But don't bother putting more than 3 in:

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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    I have dual channel with 4 slots
    2 of them is filled wit 512s
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    Re: Hardware Analyzer

    I use Sandra 2007 from SiSoftware quite regularly and have for many years.

    http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/

    It does what you're looking for and also has a lot of other benchmarking tools for things like hard drives, USB interfaces, network cards, processors, memory and more. It also has a good set of burn-in tools for new system builds to make sure everything is working properly.

    On the download page they have a Lite version that's free or if you don't mind spending $39.99 you can get the Pro Home version.

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    Then add two 1Gs and you'll have 3G. Win.
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