Using TuneUp System Information
The information on your computer is broken down into nine sections, each with its own tab. The most important section is the Overview, where you can find the most important information on the most important components. Here, the module tells you what processor you have installed in your computer, how much memory you have, what the graphics card has to offer and what mouse you are using, and last but not least, all about your drives.
The other tabs contain the following information:
List of sections
Section | Content |
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Windows | This section tells you exactly which Windows version is installed on your computer, when you last started your computer, and what version of Internet Explorer you are using. |
Display | All important information, including the supported display modes and the abilities of your monitor and graphics card can be found here. |
Memory | This section shows the current usage of your memory and tells you which programs are currently running and how much memory they are using. |
Performance | Here, you can view detailed information on your physical memory, the size of the paging file and the kernel. Three real-time graphs show the current processor usage, physical memory status and how much of your paging file is currently being used. |
Drives | This section provides you with complete hardware information for each drive in your computer, and shows how much space is used and available on each. |
I/O Devices | All important ports, installed printers and audio devices are shown here. |
Communication | When a dial-up connection is open, two real-time graphs show how much data is being sent and received in kilobytes per second. Note: Please note that this window only displays the data transfer volume for the dial-up connections in your system. Data traffic over the network is not shown here. |
System Devices | Information is shown here for your processor and BIOS. Click Processor details to view detailed information on the features of your processor. |