How do I find processor speeds

Check out this article:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q216/2/04.ASP

(Sometimes when I copy and paste URL's it looks ok to me but once the answer is posted, an extraneous space will have crept in. Make sure you delete any extraneous spaces or the page won't load).

Click Start, Run, type dxdiag and you'll see your processor speed on the first page.

Alex

This question has been asked and answered by ridler69@hotmail.com. I've copied the answer here for you. I have tried it and it works very well. "Here's the program that you need for finding detailed info. Great little program so you don't have to reboot or go into bios. http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpu-z-108a.zip"

If you reboot your computer it should say
your processer speed right after you boot up
the computer

Rich B. Jr.

good luck

if you would like to find out the true proceesors speed. test it with syssandra.
download it for free www.zdnet.com

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