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the Residence (Sean) Jul 29, 2015 @ 6:45pm
How can I see my computer specs?
I tried looking into the system because I wanted to know why Skyrim ran like sh*t. But I couldn't find what I was looking for. All I know is that my graphics card is a Radeon and my PC is an Acer. (Okay, well, laptop.)

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Dusk of Oolacile Jul 29, 2015 @ 6:46pm 
For some rough info, select help/system info in Steam. For detailed stuff, use something like AIDA64.
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the Residence (Sean) Jul 29, 2015 @ 6:47pm 
Originally posted by Dusk of Oolacile:
For some rough info, select help/system info in Steam. For detailed stuff, use something like AIDA64.
I'm super stupid when it comes to computer stuff. >.<
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Lord Ptolemy Jul 29, 2015 @ 7:37pm 
If you run windows(I assume you do).
- Press windows(next to left ctrl) + r together
- A window called "run" will pop up.
- Type in dxdiag
- Press enter
- dxdiag will open
- IF you have the option to run 64-bit dxdiag (bottom left 2nd button) then select it
- Let it run
- Go through the tabs at your leisure
- Save all information if you want a txt file of your specs
Last edited by Lord Ptolemy; Jul 29, 2015 @ 7:37pm
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the Residence (Sean) Jul 29, 2015 @ 7:41pm 
Originally posted by | ℬℙ | Lord Ptolemy:
If you run windows(I assume you do).
- Press windows(next to left ctrl) + r together
- A window called "run" will pop up.
- Type in dxdiag
- Press enter
- dxdiag will open
- IF you have the option to run 64-bit dxdiag (bottom left 2nd button) then select it
- Let it run
- Go through the tabs at your leisure
- Save all information if you want a txt file of your specs
Eyythanks
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