Laptop Processor Speed???
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Burning Brakes
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From: Windsor ON
Laptop Processor Speed???
Hi guys. I'm trying to figure out the processor speed on a friends laptop so I can install and use HP Tuners. I have looked under system performance and system information and all it tells me is that it has an Intel processor and that it has 128MB RAM. Any computer guru's out there know where I can find it? Thanks for any help. 
By the way it is a Dell Latitude CPx if that helps any.
By the way it is a Dell Latitude CPx if that helps any.
Racer
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You can go to START, PROGRAMS, ACCESSORIES, SYSTEM TOOLS, then SYSTEM INFORMATION, it should be listed under the System Summary: Processor.
You can also reboot and enter setup (F2 on most Dell's) and it will be listed under Currrent CPU speed.
Hope this helps.
You can also reboot and enter setup (F2 on most Dell's) and it will be listed under Currrent CPU speed.
Hope this helps.
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Right-click on "My Computer" on your desktop and select "Properties". Processor speed should be under the "General" tab. At least it is in Windows XP.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Windsor ON
Thanks for all the replies guys. From your posts I found out it's a 500Mhz model. It should be enough for HP Tuners according to their website but I swear I've seen someone post that to log you should have at least 700Mhz. I'll post over in Scan & Tune. Thanks again guys. 