Determining processor speed without rebooting

[botlrokit]

Hello, everyone!

I'm interested to see if there is a Win utility that can determine clock cycles on a processor (eg, whether the Celeron is a 366 or 400), given that Properties only displays the flavor of processor. I am mapping out our LAN, and this data will be very inclusive, up to processor type, installed NIC, HDD size, etc.

I just hate to reboot each and every machine, just to get that one piece of info.

Tanx,

RoKiT

 

[Comtech]

Sisoft Sandra will do it. So will DrHardware, and a few others. Do a search at

http://www.hotfiles.com

for more.
If you want, you may find a few utils that will fit on a floppy, but that would (probably) still require the restart. Cheers,
Jim
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[gunthnp]

or just go into dxdiag if you have DX8.0a
So long and thanks for all the fish.

 

[osuman]

You can also go to

http://www.download.com

and search for clock speed or cpu speed and it will give you a list of many freeware utilities that work in windows and will fit on a floppy. Justin
Feel free to email me at:
beckham@mailbox.orst.edu