Fortunately, it's cleverly organized in separate sections that can be clicked in the main window or selected from the View -> Sections menu. We're going to break them down in the following steps to hopefully make Speccy easier to understand and use. The Summary area wraps up the core intel when it comes to the operating system, CPU and storage (including real-time temp), memory, motherboard, graphics, optical drives, and audio devices. In the Operating System section, you can view general details, such as the OS type, serial number and computer type.
It has various sections that can be expanded or collapsed by double-clicking an entry in the list. These include Windows Security Center (User Account Control and Firewall status, notification level) along with the Windows Update, Defender and Antivirus status.įurthermore, you can find out all installed versions of.
NET Framework, the Internet Explorer and PowerShell editions, Java Runtime Environment data (path, version, update, build), paths to the environment variables (user and machine), power profile (active power scheme, hibernation), for how long your PC has been running (uptime), running and stopped services, scheduled tasks, as well as hotfixes, system folders, and running processes. The CPU area shows technical details, such as the number of cores and threads, code name, package, technology, family, stepping, instructions and hyperthreading. Also, you can view graphs with the evolution of fan and bus speed as well as the average temperature by clicking on the small icons next to these listed entries. Graphs for the bus speed, rated bus speed and temperature of each CPU core are also available (in Cores). In the RAM section, Speccy shows details about the total, used and free memory slots, RAM type, size, the number of channels and SPD modules, the timing table for each slot, and graphs with the evolution of DRAM frequency, memory usage, available physical RAM, and memory usage.
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