ASTRA - Advanced Sysinfo Tool performs computer configuration analysis and provides detailed information about your computer hardware and its working modes.

Features: detects 137 processor and coprocessor types, CPU and bus frequency. Provides information on CPU features, cache, memory modules, chipset, BIOS, HDD, CD-ROM, monitor, motherboard, PCI/AGP, PnP, video card, sound card, network card, printers, etc. Creating a file report, possibility work in command line mode.

ASTRA Features:

● Detects 118 processor and 19 coprocessor types.
● Identifies processor frequency, for Pentium class processors detection accuracy is close to 0.1 MHz.
● Identifies 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, 3DNow!, 3DNow! Extensions and others)
● Identifies L1/L2/L3 processor cache size and parameters.
● Detects SPD memory modules.
● Identifies 330 motherboard manufacturers with AMI BIOS and 161 manufacturers with AWARD BIOS and their URLs.
● Identifies vendor, date, and version of BIOS.
● Identifies vendor and model of the chipset.
● Identifies PCI/AGP devices.
● Identifies system PnP devices and used resources.
● Identifies ISA/PnP devices and used resources.
● Identifies LPT/PnP devices (printers, scanners)
● Identifies 123 vendors and 3912 monitor models, the real diagonal image size, modes supported by the monitor and other features.
● 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
● And a lot more.

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