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Last Updated: October 6, 2022
Ever wondered how you computer stacks up against your friends? or if a new computer is better than you current one? This article will show you how to check the stats of your computer in windows XP, Vista and 7.
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Turn on your computer, log in, etc.
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In windows XP right-click the "My Computer" icon.
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Select "properties"
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This will show you your processor, its speed, the amount of RAM and other stats
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To check hard-drive space, open "My Computer".
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Right click on the hard-drive icon (C:/)
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Click "properties"
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This will show you the HDD size.
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To get more detailed information, download and run the program "Speccy" from piriform.com
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How do I check to see the stats on my Graphics Card?
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On Windows 10, go to Settings, then System, then Display, and scroll all the way down and click on, Display Adapter Properties. This should show you the information you need.
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