It's a holiday. My last few weeks were filled with a lot of visit to my-long-time-no-see relatives..^_^
Now i just want to share something that is one of my favorite tools. It's actually some kind of swiss-army-knife for any computer technicians.It's called E-V-E-R-E-S-T.
For a little overview, i'll try to make it in a simple language. Everest is a all-in-one utility that can provide hardware and software details and configurations for your pc.
So, what makes it so special?
Well, for most technicians or pc enthusiasts, in some circumstances, they need to know all the details of the computer components in order to troubleshoot computer's malfunctions.
Who need this tools?
*technicians
*pc enthusiasts
*overclockers
*those who want to upgrade their computer
If you're want of these lists, you must continue to read.
How can it helps you?
*provide detail hardware configuration and setting for overclock
*benchmark your pc performances
*list all the model of the components for upgrade
*monitor the temperature and voltage of your computer
Seeing is believing right? Check some screenshot...~
Detailed computer hardware...More details..~
You can see the fsb and multiplier for your computer..~*frequency = fsb x multiplier ^_^
RAM timing...~More...
You can also run monitor diagnostics..~
Stress your computer after overclock process to measure stability...~
Benchmark your pc and see other comparisons..~
There is also hardware monitoring function provided at the toolbar...~Again..
Here is why you should try this software...
*in case you want to upgrade pc hardware...
e.g ram- you need to know whether it is sdram@ddr@ddr2@ddr3..
*in case you want to ask tech assist from technicians...they will ask you little info about your pc..
*in case you want to overclock your pc..you need to know the timing/voltage/
*maintain your pc health
e.g - monitor the temperature before a pc gets overheat
After all, eventhough there is other small utility that can help you know your computer..this is certainly all-in-one software.
More info
*i'm using window xp service pack3
*there are few editions of everest
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