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How do I check my PC specs on Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS?

I do not know how to check the PC specs on Ubuntu. Is there a specific command for this? Or do I search it in the menu?

Tell me if I need to provide extra info.

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I tend to like `sudo lshw` (ie. list hardware... where `sudo` just elevates privileges to ensure it works); piped through a pager etc. as appropriate...
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Go to Settings -> About

You get some info there.

Else commands like lshw give you a complete list.

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Thanks! I will accept answer in 10 mins (it won't let me accept now).
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Go to setting then scroll down to last to "About" Done

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PBH

I usually use the commands cat /proc/cpuinfo (to get detailed information about the cpu including clock speeds etc.) and lspci (to get all devices connected to the pci buses such as graphics cards etc.), and of course these are specifically to get information regarding the CPU and pci devices. To get an idea of the installed memory, use the top command which shows the current usage of the system processor and memory along with the task id of each process using the resources.

Also, the htop and glances commands are really nice, but you might have to install them through apt-get.

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cn flag

You can also use neofetch. First install it:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install neofetch

To use it type

neofetch

and you will get something like this: enter image description here

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