identify a PC's specification
29 August 2007, 02:57 PM
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identify a PC's specification
I've just purchased a new laptop and so my Desktop PC is no longer needed.
Its about 2 years old now and altough i still have the box etc i dont have anything telling me what the spec is. (looking to sell it)
Is there anyway i can find this out easily.? I've been on the Packard Bell web site but not found anything usefull.
A friend mentioned a web site that could look into the computer and test what was installed. I.e motherboard, memory, grapichs etc. But i cant find this or any web site like it?
Any help.. please.
Its about 2 years old now and altough i still have the box etc i dont have anything telling me what the spec is. (looking to sell it)
Is there anyway i can find this out easily.? I've been on the Packard Bell web site but not found anything usefull.
A friend mentioned a web site that could look into the computer and test what was installed. I.e motherboard, memory, grapichs etc. But i cant find this or any web site like it?
Any help.. please.
29 August 2007, 03:14 PM
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go into the system properties [windows key]+[Pause/Break]
That will give you the CPU and the amount of RAM
If you go to the [Hardware] tab and click on [Device Manager] and then open the [+] against Disk drives you'll see the hard drive Name and ID
In windows explorer, click on [+] My computer to see the size of your hard drive
right click on the desktop and select 'Properties'
Click on the [Settings] tab
then [Advanced]
And the [Adapter] tab
you will see the graphics card and it's amount of on board RAM
That will give you the CPU and the amount of RAM
If you go to the [Hardware] tab and click on [Device Manager] and then open the [+] against Disk drives you'll see the hard drive Name and ID
In windows explorer, click on [+] My computer to see the size of your hard drive
right click on the desktop and select 'Properties'
Click on the [Settings] tab
then [Advanced]
And the [Adapter] tab
you will see the graphics card and it's amount of on board RAM
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I've just purchased a new laptop and so my Desktop PC is no longer needed.
Its about 2 years old now and altough i still have the box etc i dont have anything telling me what the spec is. (looking to sell it)
Is there anyway i can find this out easily.? I've been on the Packard Bell web site but not found anything usefull.
A friend mentioned a web site that could look into the computer and test what was installed. I.e motherboard, memory, grapichs etc. But i cant find this or any web site like it?
Any help.. please.
Its about 2 years old now and altough i still have the box etc i dont have anything telling me what the spec is. (looking to sell it)
Is there anyway i can find this out easily.? I've been on the Packard Bell web site but not found anything usefull.
A friend mentioned a web site that could look into the computer and test what was installed. I.e motherboard, memory, grapichs etc. But i cant find this or any web site like it?
Any help.. please.
Simon
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