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Clock Speed

Chaos · 1999-03-19 09:45:00

Erm is there a commands too type in dos prompt for showing the clock speed? Im trying too get the speed of a Dell GXM 5100 if that rings a bell too any one

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19-03-1999 10:45am

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Chaos

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Erm is there a commands too type in dos prompt for showing the clock speed?
Im trying too get the speed of a Dell GXM 5100 if that rings a bell too any one

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#2 21-03-1999 11:35am
SickBoy

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The system in question is an Optiplex GXM 5100 meaning its a socket 5 Pentium 100Mhz system. It should also state the speed of the processor while its powering up and checking memory, have a look!

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#3 23-03-1999 10:54pm
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You could also mash F1 when asked to just as you start up your computer to enter Setup and the relevant Information should be in there.

[This message has been edited by Kegser (edited 23-03-99).]

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