Speccy is a – currently in beta software – by popular developer Piriform that is known for software programs like CCleaner, Recuva or Defraggler. The program is a PC hardware system information tool that analyses the hardware that is installed or connected to the PC the software is running on. The software program comes as a portable software and installer. Either way, it will display a summary of the most important PC hardware after startup.
This includes information about the cpu, computer memory, motherboard (including manufacturer, type, socket and chipset, graphics, hard drives, optical drives and audio.

A sidebar like menu contains links to sections that contain detailed reports about the selected hardware that has been listed in the summary.
These sections contain very detailed reports on the PC hardware. The computer memory section for example contains information about the type, size, channels, DRAM frequency, command rate, frequencies and dozens of additional parameters that go into extreme details.

The program provides excellent information for users who want to find out detailed information about connected and installed PC hardware. The beta version had problems identifying the Ati Radeon 4870 video card that was installed in the test PC system.
Speccy is available as a beta for most Microsoft operating systems including the latest Windows 7. It is available as a portable software and installer.
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Neat prog to have when I get called in to take a look a strange computer. Thanks.
I know it’s hip to jump on everything from Piriform and because of LIfehacker this would be plastered all over web this evening, but seriously – this thing is really beta.
It looks nice but actual detection features are sub-par and it starts to make guesses instead of admitting it isn’t sure (on my home PC it claimed P43/P45 chipset instead of G45).
Would be easier for novice users comparing to hardware info staples… After actual release.
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