Screenfetch Alternatives

Speccy Advanced System Information tool for your PC, the installer version is also available in a portable version in 24 languages. A quick scan of your computer and the machine, you will have a complete overview of all the parts of the equipment. Features:Freemium,Windows

HWiNFO latest components, industry technologies, and standards for professional hardware information and diagnostic tools to support the device. Both of these tools are designed to collect Features:Free,Windows,

Some of the hardware and software on the computer sysinfo is running, a graphical tool for the display of information. Features:Free,Open,Source,Linux

Is a system information tool written in BASH CLI Neofetch. Neotech to the next image shows information about the system, OS choice, or any ASCII file of your logo. The main purpose is to get neo, screenshots, etc, you use/what-icons-theme are you running/what OS is used, the distribution to other users. Neo get command-line flags or a configuration file is highly customizable with user. Features:Free,Open,Source,Mac,Windows,Linux,Android,iPhone

Windows system information about your computers hardware configuration, computer components, software, and shows the details of the driver will be built. Features:Free,Windows

("DirectX diagnostics") is used to test DirectX functionality and troubleshoot video-or Audio-related hardware problems is a diagnostic tool that matters. DirectX Features:Free,Windows

Archery 4 logo ASCII-art Linux Distribution, shows that there is a command-line tool "system information". Written In Python and displays the information as Features:Free,Open,Source,Linux

Access to almost all the computer hardware, PCI (PCI Express), PCI Index/Data, memory, memory Index/Data, I/O space, I/O Index/Data, super I/O, including the RW-everything hours Features:Free,Windows

(Linux_logo) Linux ASCII logo on the system, the name of the distribution Linux distribution a simple tool to display a logo and some other information is Features:Free,Open,Source,Linux