How to find your computer’s specs on Windows 10

# Click on the Windows icon on the bottom left corner of your screen or simply press the Windows button on the keyboard and scroll for the ‘settings’ option and click on it.

# You can also type ‘settings’ in the search bar and open the app.

# Click on the ‘System’ icon out of a range of options available once you open the settings app.

Windows settings (Screenshot)

# Take your cursor towards the left of the window that opened and scroll down. Click on the ‘About’ option at the bottom.

System Settings menu (Screenshot)

# You will get to know about the model of your PC/laptop, Processor used (whether AMD or intel), Device ID, Product ID, RAM, and other specifications. You can also check out the Windows version installed on your system and when was it last updated. There is also an option to change the name of your system.

PC’s specifications (screenshot)

There is another way to find out the specifications of the system you are using.

# Type ‘dxdiag’ in the search bar and press enter.

Dxdiag command (screenshot)

# Once you press enter, a dialog box opens which has a range of options regarding your PC specifications. You can check which kind of graphic card you have installed in your system under ‘Render’ or know about the sound hardware under option ‘Sound 1’ to the DirectX version installed.