Is there a DOS utility which ID's system components?

"Spajky" wrote in message
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On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 10:51:17 +0100, "Ian Roberts"
wrote:

Hi

I'm looking for a DOS utility which can ID system compoents when no
OS
is installed. i.e. the motherboard (make/model, Bios, chipset,
RAM),
CPU (speed, stepping etc), Graphics card (ram, bios etc).

Eurosoft (uk) Pc-Check ...

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Hi Sparky

Thanks for replying with the info.

PC-Check looks great. I'm sure its fantastic as a professional tool
but it is way over my budget!!

As I'm lilely to only need use of such a tool once in a blue moon its
not worth the outlay to me. I'd prefer a lower cost shareware utility
if such a thing exists.

Ian

"steven67@" wrote in message
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Ian Roberts wrote:

Hi

I'm looking for a DOS utility which can ID system compoents when
no OS
is installed. i.e. the motherboard (make/model, Bios, chipset,
RAM),
CPU (speed, stepping etc), Graphics card (ram, bios etc).

Thanks a lot for any info.

Ian I^)


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Try the DOS version of HWiNFO: http://www.hwinfo.com/




Thanks Steven

The screen shoots of what it does look superb and just what I'm after.

Dont know what it costs yet - hope its within my budget - just
downloaded it to try out.

Ian I^)

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 22:24:23 +0100, Ian Roberts pondered exceedingly, then took
quill in hand and carefully composed...

| Try the DOS version of HWiNFO: http://www.hwinfo.com/
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| Thanks Steven
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| The screen shoots of what it does look superb and just what I'm after.
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| Dont know what it costs yet - hope its within my budget - just
| downloaded it to try out.

$20 for the DOS version and $25 for the version that works with WinXP.

Larc



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On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 18:37:37 +0100, "Ian Roberts"
wrote:

PC-Check looks great. I'm sure its fantastic as a professional tool
but it is way over my budget!!

As I'm lilely to only need use of such a tool once in a blue moon its
not worth the outlay to me. I'd prefer a lower cost shareware utility
if such a thing exists.

You could took a trial version, make a FD & before using it made an
image on your HD... than when time expires, just put that FDimage back
on FD...

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In article ,
says...

As I'm lilely to only need use of such a tool once in a blue moon its
not worth the outlay to me. I'd prefer a lower cost shareware utility
if such a thing exists.

AIDA32 has a 16bit DOS version.

www.aida32.hu


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