Aida64

Trillionsin

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Successor to Everast Ultimate.

What do you guys use that may be better? Possibly free?
Willing to pay a little for software similuar to this, but want to make sure I get the best, or decent.

Please give me your opinions.
 
More system info

Yes I have used Everest, Aida, also 'Speccy' by Piriform is new, but you might have a look at http://download.cnet.com/Belarc-Advisor/3000-2094_4-10007277.html
It does a hardware and software audit, then opens up your web browser to show the results. They all have advantages, but if you just want a very simple look at your PC, then try CPUZ and the graphic card version, GPUZ . Both portable, handy to keep on a flash stick, to see what other PC's really are made up of !
 
Yes I have used Everest, Aida, also 'Speccy' by Piriform is new, but you might have a look at http://download.cnet.com/Belarc-Advisor/3000-2094_4-10007277.html
It does a hardware and software audit, then opens up your web browser to show the results. They all have advantages, but if you just want a very simple look at your PC, then try CPUZ and the graphic card version, GPUZ . Both portable, handy to keep on a flash stick, to see what other PC's really are made up of !

Thanks for more recommendations. I have tried the CPU-Z, but unaware of GPU-Z.

How about anything that provides build-in benchmark, stability tests, and "what have you's". I'd guess we start getting into the paid versions of software at that point.
 
Benchmarking

There is a short list of software on this page, http://www.techmixer.com/free-computer-benchmark-tools-to-benchmark-computer-hardware/ The program 'prime95' is a stress tester and will show up faults in an overclocked pc. Of course Passmark will do a great deal, but it costs money. I have used software from this site, http://crystalmark.info/?lang=en which is useful, but it concentrates on one item to test at a time. It's possible they may add a more 'all round' benchmarker in the future.
 
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