AI PCSave a baseline
Saves component specs, benchmarks, boot records and the checkup score before the work.
You upgraded. Is it really faster?
Comparing a single score is at the mercy of chance.
It measures the same items several times and only calls it an improvement when the difference beats the measurement noise.
What it does
Detects what changed
Spots changes in RAM size and speed, storage swaps, graphics card, BIOS and Windows.
Judged by statistics
A result is marked better or worse only if it beats each item's noise limit and a repeated-measurement test.
Before/after table
Exports a comparison table linking changed parts to the numbers, without the PC name.
How to use it
- 1
Before upgrading, save a baseline in the "Before/after" card.
- 2
Swap the parts or reinstall Windows, then restart once.
- 3
Measure again and review the comparison table.
FAQ
Is boot time compared too?
Yes, using only boots recorded after the baseline. If you haven't restarted yet, it waits and compares after the restart.
Can I use it before taking the PC in for repair?
Yes. Compare before and after the repair the same way to see in numbers what changed.
Get started for free
After installing, click the tray icon and your first diagnosis is already done.
Every change runs only after you confirm it, and can be undone.