ASTRA32 - Advanced System Information Tool 4.10

ASTRA32 - Advanced System Information Tool performs computer configuration analysis and diagnostics.

Not only does ASTRA32 provide a detailed analysis of your system, but it also offers diagnostics. It comes with several powerful, unique features such as a Drivers Troubleshooter and a quick HDD Health Status checker.

ASTRA32 will also test your hard drive for reliability and work out the diagnosis using a unique algorithm. With the Quick HDD Health Status checker function, you will always know if your hard drive is OK or if it is time to create a backup. Be aware of all contingencies. ASTRA32 works even with hard drives plugged in to external UDMA/SATA controllers.

Other features of the program include a built-in report wizard and the ability to work in a batch mode, which supports report profiles and macros. The program can create reports in one of the following formats: TXT, INI, HTML, XML, CSV.

With ASTRA32, you will quickly have complete information about your whole computer system. The benefits for PC repair technicians and system administrators are obvious.

Features:

detects 331 processor and 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 expected (not-overclocked) processors frequency, processor number, socket (slot, socket), and package (Platform ID) processor type, identifies processor features (MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, Supplemental SSE3, SSE4, SSE5, 3DNow!, 3DNow! Extensions and others) and L1/L2/L3 processor cache size

a unique Drivers Troubleshooter function. It lists all problem physical devices whose drivers are not properly installed or completely missing

quick HDD Health Status checker (using a unique algorithm)

detailed drivers information (driver name, provider, version, date, status, etc.) for each physical device

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

identifies ATA/ATAPI devices (HDD, CD/DVD drives, ZIP drives). Detects interface type (Parallel ATA, Serial ATA I, Serial ATA II). Detects PIO, DMA, and Ultra DMA modes (including active modes of the configuration). Identifies ATA/ATAPI devices on external UDMA/SATA controllers. Detection of CD/DVD-drives' maximum and current read/write speeds

reading of HDD S.M.A.R.T. information (including drives using external UDMA/SATA/RAID controllers) and detection of HDD temperature

identifies SCSI devices (HDD, CD drives, scanners, tape drives). Detects device name, type, size, SCSI serial number, temperature, manufacture date, buffer size, HDD rotation speed, and others

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

identifies PCI/AGP/PCI-X/PCI-E/PCMCIA, ISA/PnP devices and used resources. The program can detect over 12200 devices

identifies USB devices (vendor, model, serial number, version, speed, and others). It can detect over 13800 devices

identifies over 9900 monitor models, the viewable diagonal image size, modes supported by the monitor, and other features

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

identifies vendor and model of graphic controller, video memory size

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

information about Windows and installed programs and hotfixes

creates a file report in plain text, INI, HTML, XML and CSV format

able to run in batch mode

ability to import reports into hardware inventory management software

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