find out my processor speed
How do I find out my processor speed on Windows 10?
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Radhakrishnan
Start>>Run>>msinfo32 >>Click the System Summary and Processor
Open a command window: Systeminfo gives you that information.
Instantaneous speed varies depending on processor requirements and not worth tracking (in my opinion)
Instantaneous speed varies depending on processor requirements and not worth tracking (in my opinion)
click windows button on keyboard type "system" select system right click - properties
other way,..
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\System
all the best
other way,..
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\System
all the best
Dxdiag in the search bar
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Many ways to skin this cat, as evidenced by all the different suggestions.
Me, I like to use Speccy by Piriform - gives lots of good info about Processors and other hardware components :)
Me, I like to use Speccy by Piriform - gives lots of good info about Processors and other hardware components :)
I use Speccy as well but it uses the command I information outlined earlier
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