Kudos to the Development team on this handy little program. I really enjoy using it.
I have a question regarding Motherboard Information though
Where is Speccy grabbing the info from??? It has reported this info since I first used it on this computer.
Speccy is reporting the following (yes - I have a legacy board, outdated and running Windows7)
Motherboard
Manufacturer Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
Model K8T800-8237
Chipset vendor NVIDIA
Chipset model nForce3 150
Chipset revision A4
Southbridge vendor NVIDIA
Southbridge model nForce3 MCP
Southbridge revision A6
BIOS
Brand Award Software International, Inc.
Version F5
Date 09/23/2005
The information is close, but had I used it to download a BIOS flash I would have been in BIG trouble.
The actual board I have in this computer is a Gigabyte Technologies Co., Ltd
Model K8N - Rev1
The chipset info is correct
But the BIOS info is not
Before Flashing the the board this afternoon I had Award Software International Ver F10
After this afternoon's Flash it is now Ver F13
I had almost flashed the BIOS for a K8T but something told me to pull the panel and check (just to be sure). Some glad I did.
Two other things, trival that they may be, are -
Can you add a Right Click option to copy highlited text to the clipboard. Ctl-C works fine, but we kinda get use to laziness after a while.
and
Can you add a feature (or bug) that spills out none compliant devices that are currently enabled and what they (might) be?
For example this board has a game port and my Creative Audigy has a game port that that are not compliant to Windows7. The Creative reports itself as a Creative Game Port and I can research drivers easily. The board reports only that an Other Device did not install a driver properly and I had no idea what it was, only that it was Hardware ID APCI device (and some coded response)
Other than the above and checking the specs of this system, everything seems to be correct.
Again, thanks for a VERY!! useful app.
Pte Jack
