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Sharon
Where can I go in Windows 2000 Pro to find out the Speed
of my CPU?
of my CPU?
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Jonathan Maltz [MS-MVP]
Right click "My Computer" and select Properties. On that window, on the
bottom you should see it
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bottom you should see it
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Dan Seur
It's probably a nit, but to get actual CPU speed (clocking) the
Properties window can be misleading. For example, the system I'm on as I
type is reported there as an AMD Athlon XP 2000+. That's the "name" of
the CPU. The CPU is actually running at 1666 MHz, which is normal for
that CPU. A freebie product like Belarc Advisor (belarc.com) gives the
actual clocking - and a great deal of other info about what's in the
machine, both hardware and software.
So, depending on why the question is asked....
Properties window can be misleading. For example, the system I'm on as I
type is reported there as an AMD Athlon XP 2000+. That's the "name" of
the CPU. The CPU is actually running at 1666 MHz, which is normal for
that CPU. A freebie product like Belarc Advisor (belarc.com) gives the
actual clocking - and a great deal of other info about what's in the
machine, both hardware and software.
So, depending on why the question is asked....
D
dcdon
For what reason Sharon?
It makes a difference
don
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Where can I go in Windows 2000 Pro to find out the Speed
of my CPU?
It makes a difference
don
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Where can I go in Windows 2000 Pro to find out the Speed
of my CPU?