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What's a good IT asset/inventory management tool?

I'm need some good software for tracking all of my company's IT hardware, possibly software as well. Of course I prefer something free, but may be able to purchase something if the free trial works well. It does not need to scan the network and discover devices on its own but that always helps. It needs to be able to accept the manual entry of devices. I will need to be able enter things such as monitors and phones as well. I've searched the internet high and low and tried a few that don't make the cut, I'm almost to the point of creating an MS Access database and using that. I appreciate any suggestions anyone has.

Software I've already tried and won't be using:

SysAid (service installed on client slows down the clients)
Lansweeper (no manual entry of devices - otherwise would've been perfect)
Spiceworks (errors, functionality)
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Holy cow!! well if I can't be happy with one of those then there's got to be something wrong with me. Thanks everyone.
Spiceworks is a great tool, if you give them feedbakc and ask for features, they are very accomodating and try to get them into the next builds ASAP.