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When purchasing any tech device, specifications are the primary concern. The same applies to buying a computer—its configuration, akin to the human brain, determines everything from performance to functionality. However, not everyone is adept at checking their computer's configuration, and sometimes, the installed configuration may deviate. Today, Mytour will guide you through the quickest and most accurate methods to view your computer's configuration.
1. Use Dxdiag Command
Step 1: Click on the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner of your screen and type Dxdiag.
Step 2: Once the Dxdiag window appears, simply track the displayed metrics. In the System section, you'll find details on your Mainboard, CPU, RAM, and your Windows version.
Next, the Display category will unveil information about your graphics card.
2. Utilize Computer Properties to View Configuration
Step 1: Right-click on
Step 2: Check the specifications of your machine.
3. Verify Information Using Msinfo32/64 Command
Step 1: For Windows 8.1/10 and above, click the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner, then type Run to open the Run window.
Step 2: Once the Run window appears, type msinfo32 (for Windows 32-bit) or msinfo64 (for Windows 64-bit).
Step 3: When the System Information window appears, it will unveil a plethora of system details such as Windows version, system name, CPU, RAM, VGA, and more.
4. Utilize CPU-Z Software
CPU-Z is a widely-known software for checking phone specifications. Similarly, on a computer, CPU-Z is developed to inspect your computer's configuration.
Step 1: Download CPU-Z from the developer's link.
https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
Step 2: Proceed with the normal installation of CPU-Z. Choose 'I accept the agreement' during the installation.
Step 3: After the installation, launch CPU-Z to view the information.
- CPU: Explore your chip, its generation, power consumption, clock speed, Cache, and more.
- Mainboard: Identify the manufacturer and name of your motherboard.
- Memory: Check RAM capacity, running mode.
- Graphics: View information about your graphics card.
(Here, our machine is equipped with an ASRock H61M-VG4 motherboard)
(My computer is currently using 8GB of DDR3 RAM, running in Dual Channel mode)
(My system is utilizing the On-Board graphics card from Intel)
Above are the quickest and most accurate methods for you to check your computer's configuration. Best of luck!
