my pc specs?

by spiROZE • 12 Nov 2008, 19:46 • Journals
Hi guys, I need some program that can detect all the names of my specs from my pc like my mobo, ram ,graphic card etc..

ok I used everest, great program :)
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strN 12 Nov 2008, 19:47
everest / sandra
etc etc etc
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zeqq 12 Nov 2008, 19:48
sandra / everest
etc etc etc
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strN 12 Nov 2008, 19:50
yes yes
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Reeelord 12 Nov 2008, 20:01
etc / etc
everest sandra
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strN 12 Nov 2008, 20:04
wat wet wit wot wut
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Ati_ 12 Nov 2008, 19:48
EVEREST
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Domi 12 Nov 2008, 19:51
EVEREST > *
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Panda 12 Nov 2008, 19:51
dxdiag ???????
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t0b 12 Nov 2008, 19:52
1) boot some live linux cd
2) open a terminal, become root
3) type "lspci"
4) type "cat /proc/cpuinfo"
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Panda 12 Nov 2008, 19:58
That takes forever, all he needs to do is type dxdiag in run to get his info though without installing anything :/
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im a tree 12 Nov 2008, 20:25
Real men measure the EM frequency emitted by the different components and cross-reference the data with technical specs and figure it out that way.
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t0b 12 Nov 2008, 20:26
~ $ dxdiag
bash: dxdiag: command not found
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Panda 12 Nov 2008, 21:36
O/S: Windows XP Professional SP3
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t0b 12 Nov 2008, 21:44
~ $ uname -a
Linux t001 2.6.25-gentoo-r8 #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Oct 19 15:21:46 CEST 2008 i686 AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4400+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux
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Panda 12 Nov 2008, 21:49
gaytoooooooooooooo
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Deactivated7001 12 Nov 2008, 20:18
lol pls
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t0b 12 Nov 2008, 20:26
kids ... get off my lawn ffs!
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shmoe 12 Nov 2008, 19:53
nnscript?
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Gabt 12 Nov 2008, 20:05
dxdiag nap
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oneofTHEM 12 Nov 2008, 20:05
everest sir
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mstk 12 Nov 2008, 20:07
everest
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ISEN 12 Nov 2008, 20:14
everest GHIIHIHIHII
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SNICKERS 12 Nov 2008, 20:18
sandra / everest
etc etc etc
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Bartichello 12 Nov 2008, 20:22
systemrequirementlabs does that fror you to :p
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Gero 12 Nov 2008, 20:22
dxdiag

no need to install shit programs =)
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annajUNIOR 12 Nov 2008, 20:24
start -> run -> dxdiag
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overdrive 12 Nov 2008, 20:30
try using cpuz

gives way more information about your ram/cpu/mobo
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