HWiNFO для Windows
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4.53 /5 голосов — 78 |
| Лицензия: | Бесплатная |
| Версия: | 7.02 | Сообщить о новой версии |
| Обновлено: | 06.04.2021 |
| ОС: | Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP |
| Интерфейс: | Английский |
| Разработчик: | REALiX |
| Категория: | Диагностика, тесты |
| Загрузок (сегодня/всего): | 19 / 136 968 | Статистика |
| Размер: | 8,72 Мб |
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HWiNFO — мощная утилита, с помощью которой можно получить детальную информацию об аппаратных компонентах вашего персонального компьютера (например, температуре жесткого диска и данные S.M.A.R.T., показания датчиков и т.д.). Присутствуют индикаторы в системном трее, мониторинг в режиме реального времени, уведомления, генерация и импорт отчетов и прочие полезные инструменты и функции.
Ключевые особенности программы HWiNFO:
- Исчерпывающая информация обо всех компонентах ПК и их технических характеристиках.
- Мониторинг в режиме реального времени.
- Отображение списка компонентов системы в форме иерархического дерева.
- Показания датчиков (отображение данных о температурном режиме и напряжении компонентов ПК).
- Тестирование производительности системных компонентов.
- Генерация и импорт отчетов в форматы CSV, HTML, EXT, XML, MHTML.
- Настраиваемый интерфейс.
- Поддержка всех аппаратных новинок.
CPU-Z — небольшая полезная программа, с помощью которой вы получите всю информацию об.
AIDA64 Extreme Edition — незаменимое приложение для диагностики ПК с возможностью проведения.
FurMark — мощный инструмент, который будет в первую очередь полезен оверклокерам, позволяющий.
CrystalDiskMark — небольшая бесплатная программа, предназначенная для сравнительного анализа.
GPU-Z — отличная утилита для просмотра разнообразной информации о видеокарте и ее.
EVEREST Ultimate Edition — одно из лучших приложений для диагностики, тестирования и анализа.
Отзывы о программе HWiNFO
Артём про HWiNFO 5.88 [11-10-2018]
Нет русской локализации увы
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GlaVarb про HWiNFO32 3.96-1640 / 3.96-1651 beta [01-06-2012]
Узнать температуру датчиков системы (все — какие установлены) — ЕСТЬ ТАКОЕ. Шикарная прога — её стоило поискать!
2 | 4 | Ответить
AlKir про HWiNFO32 3.84-1340 / 3.85-1355 beta [04-09-2011]
Воо. То что нужно! Спасибо!
4 | 2 | Ответить
Portes про HWiNFO32 3.20 [21-10-2009]
Уже давно бесплатно! Программа чёткая, жаль что на английском.
5 | 3 | Ответить
Juvetini1983 про HWiNFO32 [10-03-2005]
Почему ТАК ДОРОГО ?? программа такого типа не стоит столько деньнег.Есть в Интернете другие
аналогичные проги .платные(намного дешевле),так и бесплатные. 50 баксов за такую прог-у просто не стоит.
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HWiNFO
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Description
HWiNFOв„ў (for DOS operating system), HWiNFO32в„ў and HWiNFO64в„ў (for both 32-bit and 64-bit WindowsВ® versions) is a collection of professional hardware information and diagnostic tools supporting latest components, industry technologies, and standards.
These tools are designed to collect and show the maximum amount of information about your PC/laptop hardware. Therefore, this software is useful for those who need to search for driver updates, computer manufacturers, system integrator and technical experts as well. The information retrieved by this program is presented in a logical and easily understandable form and can be exported (saved) in several various types of reports such as Text, HTML or XML format.
Trademark Note 1: MicrosoftВ®, WindowsВ® and other product names are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Features
— comprehensive hardware information of your computer
— system health monitoring (Thermal, Voltage, Fan, Power)
— table, Logfile, Graph, Tray, Gadget, LG LCD reporting
— text, CSV, XML, HTML, MHTML report formats
— available as SDK (custom client)
— 3rd party add-ons (Rainmeter plug-in, Samurize plug-in, Sidebar Gadget to display any sensor value, LCDHost plug-in, Mini WebServer, RivaTuner/MSI Afterburner/EVGA Precision On-Screen Display, HWiNFOMonitor Sidebar Gadget including graphs, bars, etc.)
HWiNFO Review
Introduction
HWiNFO is one of the best system profiler(s) for WindowsВ®. If you need detailed information about the hardware that’s installed and present on your PC, you have to try this.
Which version to choose?
The program is available in 3 versions:
— HWiNFOв„ў (runs only on DOS operating system and you can download it here as we don’t have this version listed on this page).
— HWiNFO32в„ў (it will run on all 32-bit WindowsВ® versions) is available as an installer, portable and beta files.
— HWiNFO64в„ў (it will run on all 64-bit WindowsВ® versions) is available as an installer, portable and beta files.
What does it do?
This application covers nearly everything you need to know about every aspect of your computer hardware so, let’s detail some of the major features ( an example is given with hardware data from my laptop):
General System Information
— computer name, brand name, operating system version, and username.
CPU (Processor)
— General Processor Information (name, frequency, CPU ID, brand name, vendor, stepping, code name, S-Spec, thermal design power (TDP), type, platform, microcode update revision, the number of CPU cores and logical CPUs).
— Operating Points (CPU LFM, HFM, current and Bus type).
— Cache and TLB (L1 Cache, L2 Cache, instruction and data TLB).
— Standard Feature Flags (FPU on Chip, Enhanced Virtual-86 Mode, I/O Breakpoints, Page Size Extensions, Time Stamp Counter, etc.)
— Extended Feature Flags (64-bit Extensions, 1 GB large page support, No Execute, etc.)
— Enhanced Features (Thermal Monitor, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep, Hardware Prefetcher, etc.)
— Memory Ranges (Maximum Physical and Virtual Address Size)
— MTRRs (Range and Type)
Motherboard
— General Motherboard Information (model, chipset, slots, PCI Express and USB supported versions)
— (G)MCH Features (Integrated TVout, Render Core Frequency, Serial Digital Video Out, Internal Graphics, Concurrent PCI-E and SDVO, DDR2 Frequency Support)
— ICH7 Features (Intel Active Management Technology (iAMT), Intel Quick Resume Technology (Energy Lake), SATA AHCI, etc.)
— BIOS (Manufacturer, Date, Version, etc.)
Memory
— total memory size
— maximum supported memory clock
— current memory clock
Bus
— detailed information about each PCI Local Bus (too many to list them here).
— video chipset (including codename) and memory size
— video card type, video Bus, video RAMDAC, video BIOS version
— video performance (processor clock, hardware ID)
— driver information (manufacturer, description, provider, version, date)
Monitor
— monitor name, serial number, date of manufacture, hardware ID, horizontal and vertical frequency (including maximum pixel clock).
— supported video modes and advanced parameters
Drives
— (S)ATA/ATAPI drives (drive controller, model, revision, serial number, capacity, rotation rate etc.)
Audio
— audio adapter manufacturer (including hardware ID)
— used audio codec (including hardware ID)
— driver information (manufacturer, description, provider, version etc.)
Network
— general information about your network card (vendor, MAC Address, capabilities, driver information, etc.)
Ports
— general info about serial ports
— general info about parallel ports
— general info about USB
Smart Battery (if you use a laptop/notebook/netbook)
— detailed info about batteries from mobile devices.
Additional Features
— «Summary» provides detailed information about current processor state, motherboard, BIOS, RAM memory, current timing and many other areas.
— «Save Report» button allow you to choose from many available formats.
— «Benchmarks» ( graphical representation included so that you can easily compare the results).
— «Sensors Monitoring» will provide all kind of details about current temperature of RAM memory, CPU, HDD, battery voltage and much more.
— «Driver Update» will take you to a third party website that can scan your computer for desired drivers (I didn’t use this feature).
— «Bios Update» once again it will take you to a third party website (I didn’t use this feature).
Conclusion
HWiNFO is a small software packed with a lot of features and an incredible amount of information about the hardware of your computer. HWiNFO is used by novice users (who look for basic info) and experienced users (for a deeper investigation) alike. Finally, it’s one of the best system utilities that I recently discovered.
11 Tools to Find out Information About Your Computer’s Hardware
Knowing what hardware is present inside your computer by using just the tools present inside Windows might give you some idea, but it won’t be terribly informative. Something like MSInfo32 would offer some useful snippets of information about several different system components although it’s by no means complete. For instance, if you want to know the important details about your processor, graphics card, memory speeds, motherboard chipset and BIOS etc, it has to be obtained from somewhere else.
It can be frustrating when you’re troubleshooting and ask someone if they can tell you something like how much or what speed RAM they have installed, or what graphics chip is present and they don’t have a clue what they have or how to get you the relevant information. For a much better idea relating to the specification of yours or somebody else’s computer hardware, a 3rd party utility is the way to go.
Thankfully there are several around that can handle this and can range from giving you a general overview of the system components, to comprehensive in depth details of a single component such as the CPU or graphics card. Here’s a selection of freeware tools to help you extract the information you’re looking for.
Piriform’s Speccy does exactly what it’s other tools like CCleaner, Defraggler and Recuva do, and that’s to give you relevant information and not over complicate things. In addition to displaying easy to read yet informative details about your system’s hardware, any related clock speeds and frequencies are also present, as are active temperature readings for components with a thermal sensor. Clicking any animated green bar pops up a larger graph for more accuracy.
Speccy is available with installer and portable versions and works on Windows XP to 8 32-bit and 64-bit. Download the Slim version from the Builds page to avoid the installer that comes with a toolbar option.
2. System Spec
System Spec displays a lot of the basic hardware information on its main window, and by clicking on the icons across the top, more in depth details are available for components such as CPU, memory, sound, USB etc. There are also a number of convenient menus with quick access to Control Panel functions and system tools such as System File Checker and Device Manager etc. The main window details can also be exported to an HTML file to quickly display the basic information.
The program is a standalone portable executable and is compatible with Windows 98 up to Windows 7. Note that hard drive SMART information is not available in Windows 7.
3. HWInfo
HWInfo is definitely one of our favorite free system and hardware information tools because there really is enough in it to suit everybody. There are in fact 3 different screens you can get your information from and you will be asked on startup; the Summary screen displays useful information about the core system components of processor, memory, graphics and motherboard. The Sensors window displays every temperature, voltage and frequency your system has available.
The main interface is very similar to the popular shareware Everest/AIDA64 system information tool and displays all the hardware components in a tree like structure. The information is comprehensive but easy for most people to understand. There is also a powerful report option which is configurable as to what hardware trees you want to include. The 32-bit version does have an advantage over the 64-bit version because the latter doesn’t include the CPU, memory and disc benchmarking feature. There is also a DOS based version for old systems.
4. PC Wizard
CPUID’s PC Wizard is one of the most comprehensive free hardware information tools available. And in addition to the highly detailed and easy to understand information provided about hardware, it also scans several areas of your Windows system and can even pull things like your browser or instant messaging usernames and passwords.
There are some other valuable features such as several different benchmarks to test various parts of the system, a processor stress tester to check for stability, and also a monitoring window where you can check the temperatures, voltages and and fan speeds for various hardware components. Do note that PC Wizard is ad supported and will display an ad in the bottom left corner of the main window.
5. System Information Viewer (SIV)
SIV is absolutely jam packed with text information and provides so much of it, average users could be put off by all the seemingly incomprehensible numbers and statistics. But if you’re looking for truly comprehensive statistics and details about all your hardware components, System Information Viewer is a good tool to use. All the usual basic detail about CPU voltages and temps etc and memory clocks are in the main window, clicking the buttons across the bottom takes you to numbers loaded windows about almost everything you could eve wish to know about your hardware.
System Information Viewer works on everything from Windows 95 upwards and comes as a portable zip file, make sure to run the specific x86 or x64 version for your operating system.
6. System Information for Windows (SIW)
SIW is another comprehensive information tool and as well as displaying a good amount of hardware detail, there’s an equally large amount of information about Windows or other software components, and also information about several parts of your network. Some useful tools are also present such as a broadband speed tester, a window password revealer, MAC address changer, a simple monitor tester and CPU, memory and network monitoring windows.
It’s highly recommended to download the portable version of SIW from PortableApps.com because the official website only hosts an installer for the free version complete with opencandy adware.
7. CPU-Z
CPU-Z has long been one of the techies favorite tools because it simply focuses on providing useful information relating to the 4 core component areas of your system; processor, motherboard, memory and graphics. The supplied information is clear and concise and CPU-Z is a tool that’s often recommended when overclocking because of the accuracy when reading the CPU or RAM frequencies.
There are separate 32-bit and 64-bit portable versions available, and an installer version containing both. Asus or Gigabyte fans can also download a themed version for their systems.
8. GPU-Z
This is a good complimentary tool to CPU-Z because where it displays your CPU information in great detail, GPU-Z does a similar thing concerning your graphics subsystem. Everything from the cards architecture to its capabilities are displayed, and there’s also a couple of useful icon buttons, one to take or upload a screenshot of the window, and one to save or submit the graphics card BIOS to the online database.
The Sensors tab has all the graphics card’s currently available clock speed frequencies, fan speeds, GPU load and voltages and includes a logging facility and small bar graph for each reading. GPU-Z is a standalone executable and compatible with Windows XP and above.
9. Mitec System Information X
There is a reasonable amount of hardware information available in this tool without blinding you with too many numbers and stats. If you do want more detail, pressing F10 will bring up the System Overview window that has large amounts of information about both your hardware and the Windows system. What’s useful here is you can save the information from one machine and then load it up on a different PC and it shows in a new tab, so you can load several profiles from different computers at once.
Mitec System Information X is portable, has separate 32-bit and 64-bit versions available and works from Windows 2000 upwards.
10. Kiwi System Info
This is a freeware system information utility released as a standalone version from the shareware Kiwi Application Monitor program. All the information is gathered from the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) component found in Windows. Some of the information can be a little difficult to interpret for the average user but there is lots of it so should should have most of the hardware information you’re looking for. Simply select the main hardware area across the top and select the component from the drop down.
Kiwi System Info is a single executable downloaded in a zip file and works on Windows XP and above.
11. Astra32 / Astra
Unfortunately Astra32 is not a free product and costs around 25 Euros, but if you don’t mind the nag screen and are not interested in gathering serial numbers or creating a report, then the demo version still displays a wealth of useful information. There is also a portable zipped version if you don’t want to install it.
Astra is the DOS version and is a separate product from Astra32. It also costs 25 Euros and has the same demo limitations, but again is perfectly usable if you don’t care about reports or serial numbers. You can download a Floppy image or ISO which can be burned to CD, and being a DOS image means you don’t need Windows installed to be able to gather system information.
Although it’s quite old now and doesn’t recognize newer hardware too well, it’s worth mentioning the old favorite hardware information tool Everest Home Edition (now AIDA64) is still available for download and is great at handling older hardware.
