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hi how we can know the(ram,graphic card,hard,os,cpu)problem
hi how we can know the(ram,graphic card,hard,os,cpu)problem ,thank you
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Re: hi how we can know the(ram,graphic card,hard,os,cpu)problem
Hi, welcome to TSF
Everest (free version) will tell you everything about your computer, except the PSU. You need to remove the side panel of your case and look at the PSU label.
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