A handy tool to have on your computer

[Fleet Command CC]

I found this small, but very useful tool ( CPU-Z ) its a freeware program that scan your computer, and give some handy info on your Cpu, Mobo, Ram. :D

Check it out here is the link.

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

Please make sure you scan with any good anti-virus program before use. ;)

[Ed Rotondaro]

I found this small, but very useful tool ( CPU-Z ) its a freeware program that scan your computer, and give some handy info on your Cpu, Mobo, Ram. :D

Check it out here is the link.

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

Please make sure you scan with any good anti-virus program before use. ;)

Thanks Fleet! I'll check it out.

[asnrobert]

Belarc Advisor is a similar freeware program that is very good.

[Glossza]

All very handy tools, you can also include PC wizard and Everest Home edition.

Just make sure you check the files with anti-virus software before you install

Better to be safe than sorry

[old_pop2000]

I found this small, but very useful tool ( CPU-Z ) its a freeware program that scan your computer, and give some handy info on your Cpu, Mobo, Ram. :D

Check it out here is the link.

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

Please make sure you scan with any good anti-virus program before use. ;)

FYI

CPUID is actually a Visual C++ instruction call, _CPUID, which"


The supported features and CPU type information is returned in CPUInfo an array of four 32-bit integers that is filled with the values of the EAX, EBX, ECX, and EDX registers (in that order) after the cpuid instruction is called. The information returned has a different meaning depending on the value passed as the InfoType parameter. The information returned with various values of Info

Type is processor-dependent.

For you geeky types.