Software to view whole PC etc brand,model,temp

[saf79]

Hi all,,,,


I would like to ask u guys what is the best software to view HDD brand,mobo..pc temperature...pls share here .....TQVM

P/S:How to know my PC temperature is normal....FYI.i am using core i5 750 4GB RAM...64 bit Win 7 Ultimate....

 

[Orbital Shark]

Hi,

You could try CPUZ and see if that does what you want

CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting

Hope it helps


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[marsmimar]

You could also try SIW and Belarc Advisor, both free for personal use.

SIW | Download

Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit

A little less information but also free is speccy.

Speccy - System Information - Free Download

Generally speaking, 40-50 C for CPU is in the ballpark. If machine is optimized for gaming or other intensive CPU usage, then 60-70 C isn't too uncommon but shouldn't be used for extended periods (several hours) without cooling down a bit.

 

[EternalRZ]

Lavalys Everest shows just about everything and it has its own built in program thats like CPU-Z except its called "CPUID" but you have to pay for it.

 

[The Howling Wolves]

Or try this free one..
Speccy - System Information - Free Download

While you are there you might take a look at CCleaner(free)

 

[The Howling Wolves]

Here's how it looks

 

[Ponmayilal]

Speccy looks nice indeed. Already downloaded and installed.

I still have a grouse against SIW and this Speccy.

Only the other day, I was putting in my system specs in the User CP. I had forgotten what make hard disk drives I had put into the system. SIW couldn't give it out. Finally I had to fish out my motherboard manual wherein I had noted the details of what went in alongwith that MB. They are Western Digitals.

Speccy is no better. And here it is.




Nit-picking at its best.

 

[marsmimar]

Speccy looks nice indeed. Already downloaded and installed.

I still have a grouse against SIW and this Speccy.

Only the other day, I was putting in my system specs in the User CP. I had forgotten what make hard disk drives I had put into the system. SIW couldn't give it out. Finally I had to fish out my motherboard manual wherein I had noted the details of what went in alongwith that MB. They are Western Digitals.

Speccy is no better. And here it is.

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Nit-picking at its best.

In the left column you can click on "Hard Drives" and it gives you all the info you need. Your screen shot is simply the "Summary" (first item in left column.)

 

[A Guy]

One I don't often see mentioned, that I have used for years, and updates regularly is SiSoftware Sandra Lite

Sandra Lite

Very detailed information about the entire PC, as well as benchmarks. A Guy

 

[Ponmayilal]

In the left column you can click on "Hard Drives" and it gives you all the info you need. Your screen shot is simply the "Summary" (first item in left column.)

Not a baby, neither a newbie though not geeky - just rhyming - I had done all that. And this is what I get