Processor speed

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Ramesh

hi,

my desktop has a celeron which shows mhz in the system screen. i get a
feeling the speed has reduced after a recent service session by a
technician. is there a way to confirm the actual clock speed of the
processor, so i can ensure the system is setup to run at the highese speed?
i suspect the techie could have changed some setting somewhere.

Thanks
Ramesh
 
www.pcpitstop.com and run their full test.


| hi,
|
| my desktop has a celeron which shows mhz in the system
screen. i get a
| feeling the speed has reduced after a recent service
session by a
| technician. is there a way to confirm the actual clock
speed of the
| processor, so i can ensure the system is setup to run at
the highese speed?
| i suspect the techie could have changed some setting
somewhere.
|
| Thanks
| Ramesh
|
|
 
Ramesh said:
hi,

my desktop has a celeron which shows mhz in the system screen. i get a
feeling the speed has reduced after a recent service session by a
technician. is there a way to confirm the actual clock speed of the
processor, so i can ensure the system is setup to run at the highese speed?
i suspect the techie could have changed some setting somewhere.

Thanks
Ramesh
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CPUZ will give you the vital statistics for your machine.

http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php
http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpu-z-141.zip

You can see an example of the CPU window here.

http://www.cpuid.com/reviews/PL-P4N/cpuz.gif


Intel offers their own utilities, if you want a second opinion.

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/detail_desc.aspx?agr=n&productid=1881&dwnldid=7838

Paul
 
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