How can I find the hardware configuration of the machine?

My Computer - Right Click-Properties.

Let's go inside and find it.

Or go to c:-dirx and there is a file to open.

Or pretend to be an optimization master.

Right-click on "My Computer" and tap "Properties". Go to Device Manager in the Hardware menu.

There are two ways: one is to find the configuration sheet when buying the machine, and the other is to right-click"My computer"icon, open"attributes", in"System properties""Hardware"tab, click"Device Manager", and find the hardware configuration you are looking for in the pop-up box.

1. On the desktop"My computer"Click on the right--properties, you can see the system version, hard disk, internal memory, CPU and other parameters.

2. On the desktop"My computer"Click on the right button - Manage - Device Manager, you can view all hardware information in turn in the window stool on the right (such as sound card, network card, graphics card model, etc.).

Next Windows Optimizer.

Glance. Hehe, take a simple look, just run DXDIAG with CPU

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1. View general hardware information.

Hardware information such as network cards, keys, mice, and keyboards can be viewed through the Device Manager provided by the operating system. Right-click "My Computer", select "Properties" (you can also click Start Settings Control Panel System Open), click the "Hardware" tab, and in the Device Manager bar, click "Device Manager", and in the pop-up window, you will list the various hardware installed on your computer. For example, if we want to check the specific information of the network card, double-click the network card icon to display the network card you have installed, right-click, select "Properties", and then in the pop-up dialog box, you can see the device name, manufacturer, model, working status and other information, and even in the "Advanced" option, you can also see the system resources and interrupt requests occupied by the hardware.

Similarly, hardware information such as mice, keyboards, and modems can also be viewed in the same way.

2. Check the model and frequency of the CPU.

As the heart of the computer, the model and frequency of the CPU are directly related to the performance index of the computer. Click "Start" "Run", type "DXDIAG" (excluding quotation marks), and press Enter, a "Diritet Diagnostic Tool" will open, where the "Processor" line in the "System Information" will show the CPU model and frequency.

3. Check the memory size.

Right-click on "My Computer" and select the "Properties" item, in which the memory size will be displayed in the "General" column.

4. Check the size of the hard disk.

There is a very "primitive" way to get the size of the hard drive. Open "My Computer", then look at the properties of each hard drive separately, and add their respective capacities to get the capacity of the entire hard drive.

5. Check the size of the memory.

Right-click on the desktop, then select "Properties" in the pop-up menu, and then select "Settings Advanced Adapter", and you can check the size of the video memory here!

With Optimizer, you can see your hardware configuration completely.

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