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Introduction:
The new version of the wonderful program, whose main goal is to test virtually all components of the PC, which in turn of course must be running the Windows operating system, and you can get as much information about the hardware and software of the system. The full news can download the Extreme Edition is AIDA64 .
As you can see from the screenshots, the whole interface is clear immediately after the start, the left front of the tree menu, simply switch on the components and obtain the result, there is Russian support, the program is recorded by entering the serial number received from the key generator, I think is easier not to get anything to come up.
It is worth noting that AIDA64 Extreme Edition has built-in modules for testing and calibration of the system and components of the computer, so that you can calmly carry out checks of individual subsystems PC, the screenshots way you can get to know them.
All the data you can maintain in the desired format, print and send by mail. I think it is not necessary to transfer the entire list of devices and components, which can run AIDA64 Extreme Edition, for this you just have to look closely at the pictures. Many are interested in part of the package "System Stability Test", after its launch will be tested the most basic components, some of which will work at the maximum, of course, after you will be given a detailed report on the work done.
If you already have problems with software and hardware compatibility, then this AIDA64 Extreme Edition you will also recall, forgot to add here is some thing you can test the performance of hard drives, I think this is especially should enjoy the users, who are often their use. Well, almost everything I wanted to tell you, I hope you will enjoy working out and meet the expectations.
