| Review: PC Wizard is a tool that can analyze your computer and give you the information you need to improve your performance level. Since it is a portable product, does PC Wizard does not need to be installed. So, the Windows registry entries are not affected. Also, you can place the program on a remote device and run on any computer. The tool comes with a standard interface to visualize various data components of your systems. So, you can see the information hardware, such as summing up the system, motherboard, processor, video card, IO ports, drives, printers, accessories, multimedia, networking, power status, voltage, temperature and fans, and hardware Windows Experience Index ( for example. benchmarks and performance tests). In addition, you can view your configuration systems in terms of operating system, Internet, control panel, desktop, processes and threads, DLL libraries, enrollment OLE, Microsoft applications, TrueType fonts, updates and patches, boot program starts, password, security, service, uptime statistics, ActiveX controls, and others. In the field of system files, you can learn more about the boot configuration data, SYSTEM, win.ini, DosStart.bat, CMOS values, Config.dos Autoexec.dos, environment variables, event logs (application, system and security), protected files, cookies, Host configuration, and more. In addition, you get access to the resources Interruption Claim - IRQ, direct memory access, IO ports, memory resources and data networks. You can also perform tests on Windows, the overall performance and memory latency and processor, multi-thread, cache and memory, global memory, video / DirectX 3D, hard drive, MP3 compression and video benchmarks. Results can be saved or printed and can also start stability testing system, monitors or display information processor overclocking. The software uses a low amount of system resources. On the other hand, though, it froze program frequently when attempting to implement scale. Overall, PC Wizard a tool for displaying important information about the components of your systems. We recommend mainly to experienced users. |
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