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How to check computer specs?


Question Posted Monday May 13 2013, 9:25 pm

I have Windows 7 and I wanna check my computer specs to see if my computer can handle Skyrim, how can I do that?

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orphans answered Tuesday May 14 2013, 3:05 am:
I'm not sure how useful my answer is, as you don't say what specs you wish to find out. But click the windows icon, then right click computer, then click properties.

A window with your computer spec will pop up.

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