When you want to upgrade some of your PC's parts, or replace something, there are some bits and pieces of information that you may not know but need to; this is easily solved with the help of some third-party tools. HiBit System Information is a freeware utility that gives you nearly everything you may want to know about your computer's hardware and software.
The program's interface has three panes: Summary, Hardware and Software. View your computer's operating System version, architecture, computer science vs computer engineering, etc from the Summary tab. The lower half of the screen displays the hardware components of your computer.
Want more information about the system? Switch to the Hardware tab. It has ten more tabs. The first tab, CPU, lists your processor's name, the clock frequency, code name, number of cores, threads, the multi-level cache values, etc.
The RAM tab in HiBit System Information allows you to see the model of the physical memory module installed in your computer, along with the chip's capacity, serial number, type, speed, and data width. If you have multiple memory sticks, click on the drop-down menu to switch between the modules. The program also displays the amount of memory slots available on your motherboard.
Speaking of which, the third tab can be used to check your system's motherboard model number, BIOS version, serial number. The BIOS tab lists a number of features and tells you if your motherboard supports the function or not.
HiBit System Information's Display tab is divided into two parts. The left portion of the screen is used to view the graphics card's name, memory capacity, architecture, resolution, refresh rate, driver version. If you have multiple graphics adapters, e.g. a processor which has integrated graphics and a dedicated Nvidia or AMD GPU, you can use the drop-down menu to switch between the video cards. The right-side of the Display tab lists your available monitors, the model number, and screen size of the display.
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