How to Check Your PC's Specifications on Windows 10/11

Understanding the components that make up your PC can be key to deciding on their upgrades, whether it's the processor, RAM, or graphics card. If you're unsure how to track your computer's specs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, this guide is for you. Today, we'll describe a few simple ways to do this.

The simplest and most basic way to track your device's configuration on Windows 11 is to open System Properties. This can be done in several ways.

First method:

Second method:

This section provides all the key information about your processor model, the amount and frequency of RAM, the version of the Windows OS, and other important data. However, for a deeper understanding of your PC's specs, you'll need to refer to other methods, which we've detailed below.

Using the System Information app in Windows 11 is one of the simplest methods for obtaining detailed information about your PC's specs.

Here you'll find detailed information about your Windows 11 operating system, including the OS model, processor type, BIOS version, amount of physical and virtual memory, and much more.

The page that opens will provide information not only about the processor, memory, and motherboard but also about the graphics processor. You can also find details about USB ports, network connections, audio devices, monitors, and other components by selecting the appropriate sections in the menu on the left.

For more detailed information about your PC's specs, Windows 11 users can utilize a number of third-party utilities. Such applications offer a deep analysis of system components, often providing more detailed data than standard Windows tools. Here are a few popular options:

CPU-Z provides detailed information about the processor, including its name, architecture, single-core, and multi-core performance. It also shows data about the motherboard, memory, and the OS as a whole.

The program GPU-Z is similar to CPU-Z but focuses on the graphics card. It displays detailed information about the graphics processor, including its frequency, video memory capacity, memory type, and process technology.

Speccy — an application from the creators of CCleaner, which provides details on every aspect of hardware, including the OS, processor, RAM, motherboard, graphics cards, storage, optical drives, audio, peripherals, and network.

HWiNFO is a powerful application that offers extensive information about hardware components and supports the latest technologies. The program also provides real-time system monitoring data, including temperatures, voltages, and fan speeds.

The application's interface may seem complex due to the abundance of information, but it contains all the necessary data for a deep analysis of your device's state.

This program offers a detailed overview of hardware and software components and supports diagnostics and benchmarking. AIDA64 is useful for conducting a deep analysis of the computer's state and checking its performance.

The tools presented above can be especially useful for gamers, IT professionals, and those who build PCs themselves, as they provide valuable information for optimizing performance and troubleshooting.