A system analyzer is often overlooked as the toy of PC modding fanatics, but
the reality is that these applications are very effective at dissecting your
PC and giving you the hard truth about its performance. PC Wizard aims to
explore the insides of your system and give you the complete low down on its
strengths and weaknesses. Once you launch PC Wizard you'll notice it takes
some time to detect all the hardware installed on your PC. Use the left side
of the interface to navigate through the different categories. PC Wizard
reveals all the basic details of your hardware, like ports, drivers and
processors, but you'll soon realize there's much more to it, like
analyzing system files or investigating the configuration of elements such as
your Internet connection or your Control Panel. Over-sized icons make it
fairly obvious what you can inspect, however we would have appreciated an
explorer type window in PC Wizard to navigate through components and select
exactly what to analyze. The core of any self-respecting system analyzer is
the benchmarking tool and that is where PC Wizard excels. PC Wizard lets you
inspect everything from processors to cache, RAM and multimedia like DirectX,
MP3 compression and video. Benchmarks in PC Wizard provide the results as a
list of information or via comprehensible graphs. These will show you
straight away where you're PC stands and the "compare with" button will
let you measure your processor up against well known models. We have to warn
beginners though that the information is fairly technical and will be more
relevant to experienced users. Just for fun, test out PC Wizard's video
benchmark to obtain a swarm of multi-coloured balls and lines all over your
screen. That's the only bit of excitement you'll get with PC Wizard
though. PC Wizard is not here for fun it's here to be effective. The detailed
information and thorough benchmarking tests give you reliable data on all the
characteristics and components of your PC. The complexity of this type of
application means beginners are best kept away from it altogether, however
advanced users will revel in the wealth of knowledge it will uncover on their
PC's performances.Download *PC Wizard 2010 2.11* in Softonic
