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Have you tried system information?<br />
What kind of PC do you have?<br />
If it is a dell or other brand name it might be easier to get the service tag and check the model details online.<br />
Otherwise you can use software like belarc advisor which will scan you hardware and give you a report.
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Have you tried system information?
What kind of PC do you have?
If it is a dell or other brand name it might be easier to get the service tag and check the model details online.
Otherwise you can use software like belarc advisor which will scan you hardware and give you a report.

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If it is a windows machine you can probably run this command form a command line.<br />
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WMIC cpu get l2cachesize<br />
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This will return your L2 cache size. I dont see any options for L1 cache. 
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If it is a windows machine you can probably run this command form a command line.

WMIC cpu get l2cachesize

This will return your L2 cache size. I dont see any options for L1 cache.

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I suggest the tool cpu-z from <a href="http://www.cpuid.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.cpuid.com/</a>
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I suggest the tool cpu-z from http://www.cpuid.com/ [http://www.cpuid.com/]

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xxdcmast &nbsp;this the error i get <br />
C:\&gt;wmic cpu get cachesize<br />
Node - WORKSHOP100<br />
ERROR:<br />
Code = 0x80041017<br />
Description = Invalid query<br />
Facility = WMI
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xxdcmast  this the error i get
C:\>wmic cpu get cachesize
Node - WORKSHOP100
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041017
Description = Invalid query
Facility = WMI

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You didnt put the code right it should be<br />
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WMIC cpu get l2cachesize<br />
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you put<br />
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WMIC cpu get cachesize
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You didnt put the code right it should be

WMIC cpu get l2cachesize

you put

WMIC cpu get cachesize

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i use siw for listing all hardware<br />
your cache info is to be found under hardware&gt;CPU
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i use siw for listing all hardware
your cache info is to be found under hardware>CPU

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i got some uesful tips for the link
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I want to know how to find out the spec of my computer CPU spec but not form the web site or any Manuel I want to know if I can see this spec on the machine itself the spec I want to see is the level 1 and level 2 caches on the CPU
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I want to know how to find out the spec of my computer CPU spec but not form the web site or any Manuel I want to know if I can see this spec on the machine itself the spec I want to see is the level 1 and level 2 caches on the CPU

the spec of my computer CPU

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.