Sunday 5 February 2017

2 Easy Ways to Look at Computers and Laptop Specifications

Knowing the specifications of a computer or laptop is very important.
When you want to install an application or game, first you must make absolutely sure that the computer or laptop you have have specifications that meet to install the application or game.
If we are forced to install heavy applications but is not supported by an adequate specification, it will decrease the performance of your computer.
To view the specifications of your computer or laptop, you can check using the DirectX Diagnostic Tools or with the help of software such as Speccy.
A. Looking at the computer specs through the DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag)
1. Log on DirectX Diagnostic Tools by pressing Win + R, then type dxdiag then Enter.

2. Window information on the specifications of your computer will appear as shown below.
3. In the DirectX Diagnostic Tools menu there are 4 tabs, among others:
- The System tab displays some general information about your computer's specifications.
- Display tab contains about matters relating to the VGA card found on your computer.
- On the Sound tab, you can see the sound card (sound card) along with the drivers being used on your computer.
- Input tab displays the input device (input devie) used on your computer, eg mouse and keyboard.

B. Looking at the specifications of computer use Speccy
1. Download the application here first.
2. Install the application and open applications Speccy.
3. A window information on the specifications of your computer will appear as shown below.

Unlike the DirectX Diagnostic Tools, Speccy displays information about your computer's specifications more complete and detailed. For example, I try to see my own laptop specs.
As you can see in the picture above, Speccy featuring almost all the hardware found on my laptop.
You do not have to use the DirectX Diagnostic Tools and Speccy. There are many applications that you can try to see the specifications and laptop computers such as CPU-Z, GPU-Z, HWiNFO, and others.

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