There are many ways to check the computer configuration. You can choose the most suitable method according to your personal needs and operating habits. Here are some commonly used methods: 12

Use system properties to view:

In Windows systems, you can view the computer's configuration information through the properties of "My Computer" or "This Computer". Right-click "My Computer" or "This Computer", select "Properties", and select "Device Manager" under the "Hardware" option to view the computer's configuration information.

Another method is to press the "Win+R" keys at the same time, enter "dxdiag" and press Enter to open the system diagnostic tool to view the detailed configuration information of the computer, including CPU, memory, graphics card, etc.

Using third-party software:

You can use third-party software to view the detailed configuration information of your computer. For example, software such as Master Lu and CPU-Z can provide detailed hardware information, including CPU model, graphics card model, memory size, etc. It is particularly recommended to use Core Temp and AIDA64 tools. Core Temp is designed to monitor CPU temperature and frequency, while AIDA64 is a powerful system information tool that can display every aspect of your computer in detail.

View through device manager:

In the Windows system, you can enter "Settings" through the "Start Menu", select "System", find and click "About" in the settings window, and you can see the relevant configuration information of the computer on the right side of the window.

View computer model:

You can get your computer's model number by looking at the label on the bottom of the computer or using System Information. In Windows systems, you can check the computer model through the properties of "My Computer" or "This Computer".

All the above methods can help users understand the configuration of the computer, including CPU model, memory size, graphics card model, etc., so as to better maintain or upgrade the computer.