Hardware detection tool|AIDA64 Engineer

As early as 16-bit systems, EVEREST was called AIDA16. Later, with the advent of 32-bit technology, it was renamed AIDA32, and then it was renamed again to become EVEREST. Now its developer, Lavalys, has been acquired by FinalWire, and has changed its name again to AIDA64, which is a return to tradition while embracing 64-bit technology, but the original EVEREST will not be updated.

What is the use of AIDA64 Extreme Edition?

The biggest fear when buying computer accessories is encountering an unscrupulous dealer. Who knows if the CPU, memory, and graphics card he sells have been refurbished?
This can be easily done using the AIDA64 hardware detection tool.

AIDA64 is a tool for testing software and hardware system information. It can display every aspect of PC information in detail.
It streamlines useless language files and help documents, reduces the size of a single file, integrates the highest level Engineer Edition key, and copies it to a USB flash drive for easy portability. It is an essential detection tool for purchasing new and old hardware. Exit the program and completely clean up the LJ and registry information.
In addition, if the temperature sensor cannot be used under PS, please turn off your anti-software sandbox, such as avast. The automatic sandbox function is not perfect. This is not the reason for my single file.
AIDA64 not only provides a variety of features such as assisted overclocking, hardware debugging, stress testing and sensor monitoring, but also provides a comprehensive evaluation of the performance of the processor, system memory and disk drives.
If you like it, please download it and try it out!

Version features:

AIDA64 4.00.2700 Extreme Series Special Edition, compiled and shared by ikimi, without multi-language and help documents, integrated serial number-free, green single executable file, digitally signed program, copy U disk for easy portability, a must-have for experts and novices!

Update log:

4.00.2700 New features:
- Added OpenCL GPGPU benchmark test suite to examine the general computing capabilities of graphics cards
- Improved support for OpenCL 2.0 standard
- Detailed support for AMD Radeon R9, R7, R5 series graphics cards
- Detailed support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti, GeForce GTX 760 Ti graphics cards
- Optimize AMD Kaveri, Bald Eagle (embedded version) APU 64-bit benchmark test
- Optimized Intel Bay Trail processor benchmark test
- Added support for Razer SwitchBlade handheld gaming computer LCD display
- Improved support for Intel Avoton/Rangeley Atom C2000 processor
- Preliminary support for Intel Clanton Quark X1000 processor
- Support VirtualBox v4.3, VMware Workstation v10 virtual machine software
-Supports OCZ Vector 150, Samsung XP941 SSD

Version knowledge:

Business version: AIDA64 Business
Engineering version: AIDA64 Engineer
Extreme Edition: AIDA64 Extreme
The difference between "Extreme Edition" and "Engineering Edition":
It just depends on whether the serial number is authorized by a single person or multiple people.
The difference between "Extreme Edition/Engineering Edition" and "Commercial Edition":
Compared with the commercial version, it does not have a performance test module, but it has remote monitoring and control functions and supports command line.