SysInfo DLL Plugin
 

• Cpu
  - Name
  - Cores
  - Threads
  - Speed
  - Usage
  
  
• Gpu
  - Name
  - Memory
  - DirectX Version
  
  
• Os
  - Name
  - Architecture
  - ID
  - Build Number
  - OS Major
  - OS Minor
  - ServicePack Major
  - ServicePack Minor
  
  
• Ram
  - Available
  - Total
  - Usage
  
  
• Screen
  - Resolution
  - Refresh Rate
  
  
• Space
  - Total
  - Free
  
  
• Username
  - Account Name
  
  
• Sound
  - Sound Card Name
  
  

For Inno Setup 6.0 or newer:
Example for Inno Setup 6.0 or newer




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Very good...
- If possible you should use an older version of the compiler (If created in Delphi use DELPHI 2010).
A smaller file will be generated (2.84 MB is very large and is already compressed in UPX). The ISSysInfo by Peterf1999 library is only 254Kb (compressed UPX).
- If possible put an example compatible with Inno Setup (Standard) in your example script. Not everyone uses the EE version of Inno Setup (The EE version is obsolete).

Thanks for library.

i will try with "DELPHI 2010".

thanks...

Observed three issues. you may choose to fix
01. it is showing GPU name and memory as weird numbers. GPU description is Zotac rtx 2070 super 8GB.
02. 9700k has 8 cores and 8 threads but it is showing as 4 cores and 8 threads.
03. It is showing RAM as 8GB though my pc has 16GB of RAM

Same here (GPU + RAM is wrong)

If you need something special let us know.

ya i got it. that would be correct. thnx..

https://i.imgur.com/h5yiwFk.jpg

To correct the CPU name, you can try replacing PAnsiChar with WideString in your SysInfo source code.
Original:
function GetGPUName : PAnsiChar;
Replace by:
function GetGPUName : WideString;

I don't know if it will fix it, but as PAnsiChar doesn't support wide characters this error happens.

Or you can convert your code to ANSI using:
Result: = PAnsiChar (AnsiString (Utf8ToUnicodeString (strSource)));

Thanks for the smaller size update.

Noted one more thing. it is showing available RAM and Total RAM as 2047MB and 8192MB respectively in all three screenshots i.e. KaktoR, Cesar82 and mine.

@BLACKFIRE69

Error in VRAM (GTX 970 = 4 GB VRAM):

Result:
GPU Memory = -1 MB

The detected RAM was 31.96 GB and windows detects 32.00 GB (Maybe windows rounds the value)

you should check wmi
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...isdk/about-wmi
https://github.com/jagannatharjun/in...bject.cpp#L193
https://github.com/jagannatharjun/in...rinfo.cpp#L378

@BLACKFIRE69
any Difference in Xtimer like its a settimer or any kind of multi threaded time..
and also weird - sign in gpu ram

Xtimer is just a timer.

yup VRam ... 🤕

i used your dll in my installer, stills its an error, so iam using stringchange to remove- or replace - with 0
plz fix it soon :)

ok 👍

GPU RAM Size - showing 4GB instead of 8GB.

What is your video card installed?

same, shows 4GB instead of 6GB. GTX 1060

Here it worked OK using Inno Setup 6.04.
The script file for testing with Inno Setup 6 is attached.
https://i.imgur.com/Y5y2adK.png

Maybe you'll figure out what the issue is :)

It is not a unique GUI, Here is:
Please check if this key exists in your system.
This key I found here, and in my system it is the same.

Test vRAM from registry...
If you have 2 or more video cards, the highest vRAM value will be displayed (if it is working correctly).

in my case,

is always zero.

https://i.imgur.com/CWVGYaR.png

Run regedit and check if the registry key exists on your system:

bro just use wmi, you'll require class - win32_VideoController property - AdapterRAM

or if you want to play lazy, you can just parse the output of this

only HardwareInformation.MemorySize.

https://i.imgur.com/0j99te6.png

try now.

works... :D

Does not work for video cards over 4 GB look at win32_VideoController
uint32 AdapterRAM;
uint32 = unsigned integer 32 bits = 2^32 = 4294967296 bytes = 4 GB

Another method is to use OpenCL but I do not recommend it unless if you really want to know more about the GPU, such as clock speeds or to use the GPU for other purposes.
They have an example and it detects GPU memory correctly as well.
https://code.google.com/archive/p/de...encl/downloads

Come on don't overdo it ....:D:p

is hungry a few GB on my old PC

https://i.ibb.co/CzsqD4t/VGA.png

I only noticed this alternative when I was trying to allocate memory in GPU instead of ram to see what will happen with my programs :p

I personally think it's too much information, most of it unnecessary to include in an installation or other. perhaps for other information purposes on hardware or software yes.:confused:

Well I did say

I think a reading version of the registry does not work properly if you don't have a video card.
I created a version with both options in inno setup, if the result of the WMI verification is less than 0 (Negative value) it checks the registry.

VRam: 17592186044415 MB :eek:

Also here.

Me wondering if this would be enough for Crysis Remastered :rolleyes:

My GTX 1060 not detected and these Intel garbage graphics are also 128MB, not 1024MB

yup 😎

i am making progress... :cool: :D

Usually this is shown (128 or 512 --> 1 GB). :rolleyes:

GpuName: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
VRam: -1 MB
use Int64