And its monitoring tool can track and display your CPU, motherboard and hard drive temperatures, voltages, fan speeds, and more, very useful for detecting hardware problems that might otherwise be hard to spot. HWiNFO also includes a capable benchmark module, that will test and report on the speed of your CPU, memory and hard drive. It's just as thorough when reporting on other areas of your PC, too. HWiNFO managed to tell us the monitor name, serial number, date of manufacture, horizontal and vertical frequencies, supported video modes, and much more (28 items in total). On our test PC, for example, expanding the Monitors section of Device Manager only told us about the driver we were using ('Generic PnP Monitor'). choco download hwinfo.install -internalize -version7.62.

Move on to the main program and you'll find a hardware tree that looks a lot like Device Manager, only with far, far more information. To install HWiNFO (Install), run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell.

And that's just the 'System Summary' screen.

You'll find information on the CPU, hard drives, graphics card, motherboard, chipset type, BIOS version and date, memory modules, installed operating system and more. HWiNFO is a system information and diagnostic tool that tells you just about everything you could ever want to know about your PC's configuration.

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