The titles are clickable along with the tabs on the side. While the temperature may not be accurate, current degrees are listed beside CPU and storage. Since Speccy has not been updated for a while, two types of information may be misleading, which are the temperatures and VRAM numbers. Speccy gives you accurate reports about the state of your PC. The operating system is written along with your graphics cards, external and internal drives, and more. Either one or multiple components are listed beneath each portion of the summary section. The program will first open to the ‘Summary’ section to give you a brief yet inclusive overview of your PC specs. Speccy is intuitive to use thanks to the left-hand panel that lists the parts of your PC including ‘Operating System’, ‘CPU’, ‘RAM’, ‘Motherboard’, ‘Graphics’, ‘Storage’, ‘Optical Drives’, ‘Audio’, ‘Peripherals’, and ‘Network’.

Speccy delivers detailed information about your PC in the form of reports that are categorized into tabs in the clean user interface. Since Speccy can contain sensitive info about your PC, you will want to make sure that you only share your snapshot with people that you trust. Whoever gets the snapshot can click around the shot just like in the real app. Screenshots are clickable by yourself and the recipients. The snapshot option is meant to be used between Speccy users since the screenshot is interactive like the user interface is.

The tool gives you a special screenshot feature that does more than just take a still shot of the Speccy user interface. Not a big issue, having to open the settings every time, its only 2 clicks, but it is a nuisance if i forget to do it.Speccy is safe to use since the application is free of adware and malware. I also have 'wake sleeping GPUs extended' on maybe that helps it. But once I click the fan settings, the fan control kicks in and stays. I can minimize it after and the fans still operate but if i just boot up my pc (hwinfo set to auto boot up too) and leave it at that instead of opening the fan settings, the fans never turn on (i'm guessing it is the sleeping gpu thing). Once that window is open, the fans start to move. Martin, Since your latest beta build, CPU and GPU always show up but the fans don't actually begin to move until i open the fan settings (clicking the little fan icon). Try updating the firmware and drivers of your graphics card with it, maybe it would be a little more co-operative with hwinfo. If you plan on playing any pc games newer than 2006, you might want to consider installing it. Biatche, I'm amazed that you don't have geforce experience installed since that is the program used to update the firmware and DRIVERS of your graphics card.

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