The next time you need to access it again, you simply click the Favorites menu in the top bar and select the section. If there is any section that you access more often than the rest, you can add it into the favorites list. If you expand Motherboard, for instance, it will show CPU, CPUID, Motherboard, Memory, SPD, ACPI, BIOS, and Chipset. Here is the complete list of the categories: Computer, Motherboard, Multimedia, Database, Operating System, DirectX, Benchmark, Config, Server, Storage, Display, Software, Network, Devices, and Security.Įach of them is expandable. The rest are displayed such as the virtual memory, paging file, and physical address extension. The only available information regarding the physical memory is how much memory is still available for the system to use. If you click Memory under Motherboard category, the physical memory information is hidden which include the total memory installed on your PC, the memory usage, and the memory utilization.
Just this restriction alone is probably enough to make many users turn to other alternatives.įor example, in Summary, the system memory information is hidden. A lot of information are hidden and labeled trial version. What annoying the most is that it only allows restricted access to the information. The splash screen is also shown but it can be hidden.
This nag screen seems to appear every time you launch the software, though it is not that annoying since the software can still load pretty fast. Instead, it is an evaluation of copyrighted software that lasts for 30 days. Features and HighlightsĪIDA64 shows a nag screen telling you that it is not free. But if you’re looking for the cheapest one, it is the Extreme edition. No matter which one you choose, all of them are trial software. The last one is developed for home users. In addition to its ability to show a detailed information about your hardware and software, it includes a benchmark component for your system too.ĪIDA64 is available in four editions: Business, Engineer, Network Audit, and Extreme. There are plenty of system information utilities that works on Windows.
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