dumb question.. how to identify the speed of a processer

[HomeBrewerDude]

can't remember the speed of my wifes laptop and i can't find any documentation for it. Is there way to find out the speed? btw, its an older PIII running windows 98

thanks in advance

 

[AntaresVI]

can u go to control panel --> system?

or use wcpuid

 

[GoingUp]

start run dxdiag

 

[deftron]

Right Click My Computer.. Properties

or

Look at the boot up screen


or
Look in Bios
Multiply Front Side Bus by Multiplier

or download
CPUid

 

[brtspears2]

WCPUID program.

 

[HomeBrewerDude]

properties just identifies it as a x86 processer.

thanks will try the suggestions.

 

[ChampionAtTufshop]

wcpuid is by far the easiest imo
...other than right click my computer>properites...it should say in bottom?
(unless its a 2k/xp only thing..)

 

[Drsignguy]

Originally posted by: yamahaXS
can't remember the speed of my wifes laptop and i can't find any documentation for it. Is there way to find out the speed? btw, its an older PIII running windows 98

thanks in advance



get it here

 

[RadDavy]

also: Start/Run/dxdiag

 

[RadDavy]

oh well, just saw other reply for dxdiag. anyway most of the time it will just say pentiumIII in dxdiag anyway.

 

[Doh!]

Originally posted by: ChampionAtTufshop
wcpuid is by far the easiest imo
...other than right click my computer>properites...it should say in bottom?
(unless its a 2k/xp only thing..)

yup.

 

[Sandivar]

Doesn't it show during the boot up process? Shrug, mine does.