How Do I Make a Simple Embedded Signature that Displays My PC Specs?

[jagermain]

I see most of you cool people on this site with your PC specs and thigns of the sort in your Embedded Signature and I just want to know the easiest way to do it. Anyone out there willing to get me a few pointers to get me started please fellow community members?

 

[k1114]

I'm a bit confused, is there some special kind you can give an example of? Because other than people typing their specs, I don't know what answer you want.

 

[little_me]

go to your profile and add it to signature part below the addresses and such.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/community/personal
It will in essence, replace your signature image. (or k1114's comic strip)

The computer setup part is shown when mousing over the user avatar.

There is no real "best" way to do it except plain typing.

 

[jagermain]

I'm a bit confused, is there some special kind you can give an example of? Because other than people typing their specs, I don't know what answer you want.

YES AS A MATTER OF FACT i'M TRYING TO HAVE MY SIGNATURE HAVE MY cpu-Z stats in the embedded signature but i dont understand what people are talking about with the validation thing. someone p[lease explain a little better. Thanks!

 

[little_me]

You would need to have an account for the validated results. This gives the option of choosing forum banner on right and as such, copy/paste the code to get the image in signature.
http://valid.x86.fr/62vh6r

There is create account and login buttons on top right.

 

[k1114]

I didn't need an account to validate. But you simply run cpuz and click the validation button.

 

[little_me]

You seem to be correct. I clicked "private validation" checkbox by mistake and this removed the banner option.
so.. run cpu-Z
go to about tab
click validation
choose computername/email
click validate
you are directed to your own validation page, which gives you the option to copy/paste the banner code to your signature.