How to View Computer Configuration Information

This guide explains how to view Computer Configuration Information, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

1. Use the Dxdiag command

Step 1: Go to the Windows icon in the left corner of the screen and enter Dxdiag .

Step 2: When the Dxdiag window appears, all you need to do is keep track of the parameters. In the System section, this will display the Mainboard, CPU, RAM, your Windows version.

Next, Display will display your video card.

2. Use Computer Properties to view the configuration

Step 1: Right-click This PC and select Properties .

Step 2: See the specifications of his machine

3. Check the information using the Msinfo32 / 64 command

Step 1: For Windows 8.1 / 10 and above, click the Windows icon in the left corner of the screen, then type Run to open the Run window.

Step 2: When the Run window is displayed, enter msinfo32 (If your computer uses 32-bit Windows) or msinfo64 (If your computer uses Windows 64-bit).

Step 3: When the System Information window appears, it displays a lot of system information such as: Windows version, system name, CPU, RAM, VGA.

4. Use CPU-Z software

CPU-Z is a very familiar software on the phone with viewing phone configuration. On the same computer, CPU Z was developed with the purpose of viewing the configuration of your computer.

Step 1: Download CPU-Z and follow the link of the developer.

https://www. cpuid. com/softwares/cpu-z. html

Step 2: You proceed to install CPU-Z normally. Select I accept the agreement

Step 3: After the installation is complete, boot up CPU-Z to see information.

• CPU: See your Chip, how much generation, power consumption, clock speed, Cache.
• Mainboard: See your manufacturer and motherboard name
• Memory: See the amount of RAM, running mode.
• Graphics: View information about your video card

(Here our machine uses main ASRock H61M-VG4)

(My device is using DDR3 RAM, 8GB capacity and running Dual Channel)

(My computer is using Intel On-Board card)

Above are ways for you to check your computer configuration fastest and most accurate. Good luck!