It’s not a gaming rig or power system with a bunch of VMs. In fact, you shouldn’t because they are just meant to work. You probably don’t have the system specs of your Chromebook memorized. You can try system info apps from the Play Store, CPU X works alright, but your mileage will vary. On the app side, there isn’t a real winner. For an extension, I recommend using COG System Info Viewer. You can find a system info utility in either the Chrome Web Store as a plug-in or an app in Google Play Store (if your Chromebook supports Android apps). Just like Windows has great third-party system info apps like Speccy, you can find one for your Chromebook, too. Of course, if you want something more user-friendly, you might want to consider using an app. Click the Network connection again, and you will get details on the connection such as the IP and MAC address, signal strength, and more under the “Advanced” section. Next, click the name of the network you’re connected to under the “Network” sections at the top. If you need to know more information about the network you’re connected to, click the Settings icon on the system notification menu. You can click on it to go to the Storage page and get additional information if you want.ĭiscover Your Chromebook’s Network Connection Info At the bottom of the drop-down, you will see how much space is available. Open the Files app and click the menu button in the upper-right corner.
If you need to know how much storage space you have left on your Chromebook, you can easily find out. To access it, open a new tab and type: chrome://system and hit Enter. It displays info like the version of Chrome OS, network and hardware info. It’s not exactly user-friendly – it just shows text info – but does provide a lot of technical info about your Chromebook you might need to know.
You can find out a ton of system information on the System page. That will bring up the task manager, which shows Memory, CPU, and Network use of tasks and running apps.Īlso, similar to task manager on Windows 10, you can right-click on a column and add other categories you might need. To access it, click the menu button and choose More Tools > Task Manager. But it isn’t as sophisticated and detailed as Task Manager on Windows 10, for instance. Check Chromebook Hardware and System Specs Here’s a look at what info Chrome OS does offer and how you can get the hardware and system specs of your Chromebook. There are a few different ways you can find out about what’s going on under the hood. But unlike other operating systems, there isn’t an easy way to see your system’s hardware in Chrome OS, such as RAM, CPU, and Storage.
Newer models can run (some) Android apps and even Linux (if you want to get geeky). However, they have come a long way over the years and can do much more.
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