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    Software to read out all my Hardware?

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by no1up, Apr 11, 2011.

  1. no1up

    no1up Notebook Evangelist

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    I know theres something like that, just dont know what its called.
     
    no1up, Apr 11, 2011
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  2. dkillone

    dkillone Notebook Evangelist

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    dkillone, Apr 11, 2011
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  3. David

    David NBR Random Reviewer NBR Reviewer

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    Everest is also a nice utility to view all hardware in a PC.
     
    David, Apr 11, 2011
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  4. BumbleBoner

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    Windows' own Device Manager + System Information should also do the same thing.
     
    BumbleBoner, Apr 11, 2011
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  5. mite_jan

    mite_jan Notebook Deity

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    Everest doesn't exist anymore
    search new versions with the name AIDA 64
    also i've "discovered" one more few days ago (good one as AIDA 64) PC wizard (doesn't even need instalation)
     
    mite_jan, Apr 11, 2011
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  6. DCx

    DCx Banned!

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    lspci. All you need.
     
    DCx, Apr 11, 2011
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