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To: dpl who wrote (19047)	4/24/2001 3:34:11 PM
From: thecow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110642

dpl I think it's somewhere in your bios but I don't know where. You can go to pcpitstop and run through the tests and it will be on your final report. tc

To: dpl who wrote (19047)	4/24/2001 4:05:30 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110642

dpl the processor speed appears on the boot-time diagnostic screen, if you have the manufacturer's logo screen disabled. at least this is the case with dell machines. on my dell pc's, i entered system startup program by pressing <del> when the dell logo appears. once in system startup, i found the boot screen menu options and enabled the boot-time diagnostic screen. this option allows the POST (power on self test) diagnostics test results to be displayed on the screen during POST. i always have liked watching POST more than staring at a dell company logo.... btw, norton system works has a component called norton utilities (which is available as a standalone program, too), that will display system info, including processor speed. in nsw, clickstream from the main gui page is: utilities/troubleshoot/system information/system tab/hardware :) mark