I have an old AMD K6 3D processor. (this is how it appears on the properties screen) It does not give me the clock speed - MHZ

Can anyone tell me what it is or how to find out?

A CPU identification utility like CPU-Z' ">http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php would do the job easily.

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DEC Pentium X2 5200+ w/ HyperCache (Ezra core)
Asus M7NCD-MAX3 (OPTi Vendetta 82C760)
6x Generic 32MB PC2700 RDRAM (50ns SIMMs)
2x nVidia Millennium X1800 Duo (SLI mode)
12x (daisy-chained) Quantum Medalist 180GXP (w/ separate SCSI-1 adapter)

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Does it matter? It's useless whether it's 200 or 333 Mhz

some people can not or are unwilling to spend their money on Athlon64 FXs.

Common guys its his choice, he might use the system as a typewriter ?? who knows ??? i mean all he wants to know is the clock speed of the CPU.

Dear ol friend you can see the clock speed on the post boot screen if it slips too fast you can simply use the pause button after it detects all the drivers and changes to the next screen, pause it there and u can see it there.

Need more help... ask for it !! okay ?

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Basically if you are getting a LCD, get one with a good contrast and brightness ration-->BVchurch @ Jan 30 2005, 12:53 PM
Why don't you post links rather than bossing people around.@Max Axe-->danm