Finding CPU Speed in Windows XP
1.Click the "Start" button. Scroll to "My Computer" and right click on that.
2.Locate "System Properties" in the pop-up menu and left click on the properties. Click on the "General" tab. The CPU Speed will be on the first or second line.
3.You can also locate the CPU speed from the Help and Support Center. Click the Start Button.
4.Click "Help and Support". Find "What's New In Windows XP" and click that. Click Tools and select Advanced System Information.
5.Click "View Detailed System Information." Your CPU speed information will be among the information shown.
Finding CPU Speed in Vista and Windows 7
1.Click the "Start" button. Click the "Control Panel."
2.Select the "System and Maintenance" icon. Click on that and then click on System.
3.This will tell you what type of processor you have and its speed. If you have multiple processors, it will show how many you have.
1.Click the "Start" button. Scroll to "My Computer" and right click on that.
2.Locate "System Properties" in the pop-up menu and left click on the properties. Click on the "General" tab. The CPU Speed will be on the first or second line.
3.You can also locate the CPU speed from the Help and Support Center. Click the Start Button.
4.Click "Help and Support". Find "What's New In Windows XP" and click that. Click Tools and select Advanced System Information.
5.Click "View Detailed System Information." Your CPU speed information will be among the information shown.
Finding CPU Speed in Vista and Windows 7
1.Click the "Start" button. Click the "Control Panel."
2.Select the "System and Maintenance" icon. Click on that and then click on System.
3.This will tell you what type of processor you have and its speed. If you have multiple processors, it will show how many you have.
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