Help the noob find out his system specs?

[Irishsean]

God, I can't believe this, but I can't figure out how to pull up a list of my system specs. I'm a software guy, and an admitted noob, so no flames.

[Dark Assailant]

what operating system are you using ?

[shadowalker]

http://www.lavalys.com/products/down...ng=en&pageid=3

Everest Home Edition, its really all you need to find out whats in your rig.

[runtuff]

Wow great link. Thanks from someone just cruising the boards!

[Irishsean]

Great, thats exactly what I was looking for!

[Gatorade Frost]

Brilliant. That should be pinned or something. A pin of all the useful online software you can get.

[Dark Assailant]

...so we'll just forget about our operating system tools
lol

[zero2]

In your OS is XP you can right click My Computer-->left click Properties.

To find out about your Hardware, click on the Hardware Tab.

Or to find out about Hardware, IRQ, I/O, DMA Sharing, IRQ Conflicts, as well as other features goto: Start-->All Programs-->Accessories-->System Tools-->System Information.

Or goto Start--->All Programs--Administrative Tools-->Computer Management.
*Administrative Tools by default is not in All Programs, you must right click your Taskbar-->Properties-->Click on the Start Menu Tab-->Click on Customize Start Menu--->Scroll all the way to the bottom and select the radio button for System Administrative Tools--->Display on All Programs Menu.

[spectre]

I really like Belarc Advisor. It'll list the hardware and software installed in your system and display it as a web page.

[Wyodiver33]

Nice app. I like it better than SiSoft Sandra. I think it will be the first thing that I put on myy new thumbdrive...

[shadowalker]

glad to help all.

[Chingal0]

start -> run -> dxdiag... works for me.. that is, if you have directX installed.