detects 129 processor and 19 coprocessor types from: Intel, AMD, Cyrix, VIA, Centaur/IDT, Rise, Transmeta, NexGen, UMC, IBM, Texas Instruments, C&T, IIT, ULSI, National Semiconductor, SiS

 identifies processor frequency, CPU clock multiplier and FSB clock, detects original (not-overclocked) processors frequency, socket (slot, socket) and package (Platform ID) processor type, identifies processor features (MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, 3DNow!, 3DNow! Extensions and others) and L1/L2/L3 processor cache size

 identifies motherboard manufacturer and URL, identifies vendor, date and version of BIOS, identifies vendor and model of chipset

 identifies models and size of ATA/ATAPI devices (HDD, CD-ROM, ZIP drives). Detects PIO, DMA and Ultra DMA modes (including active modes of the configuration). Identifies ATA/ATAPI devices on external UDMA controllers. Detection of CD-drives' maximum and current read/write speeds

 detects SPD memory modules (size, type, vendor, speed parameters and many others)

 identifies PCI/AGP, system PnP, ISA/PnP devices and used resources. Program can detect over 6000 devices

 support of DMI/SMBIOS standard, including detection of system name, motherboard model, BIOS, CPU, cache, memory subsystem parameters, motherboard slots and ports information

 identifies over 4000 monitor models, the real diagonal image size, modes supported by the monitor and other features

 identifies vendor and model of graphic controller, video memory size and supported videomodes

 identifies sound card type, network card, LPT/PnP devices (printers, scanners) and many others

 creates a file report in plain text (see example) and INI format (see example)

 able to run in command line mode

ability to import reports into hardware inventory management software - Hardware Inspector

 program can be loaded from a start-up disk

 program runs under any extended memory managers (QEMM, EMM, etc.) and also in a DOS-mode under Windows 95/98/Me