Processor class and speed - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 23:55, 5 July 2014

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Pentium III

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Getting the Processor Class and Speed

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removed list = added links to lists that are often updated

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Pentium III XEON

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	== Getting the Processor Class and Speed ==		== Getting the Processor Class and Speed ==
	If the POST process tells you the processor class and speed, use that information to record on the label. If not, you can boot from the EVAL 2 hard disk to determine this information. Failing that, you will need to look at the processor itself to make the determination.		If the POST process tells you the processor class and speed, use that information to record on the label. If not, you can boot from the EVAL 2 hard disk to determine this information. Failing that, you will need to look at the processor itself to make the determination.

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 * 1130 (recalled)
-socket 370
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 == Getting the Processor Class and Speed ==
-If the POST process tells you the processor class and speed, use that information to record on the label. If not, you can boot from the WHAZIT disk or a MEMTEST disk to determine this information. Failing that, you will need to look at the processor itself to make the determination.
+If the POST process tells you the processor class and speed, use that information to record on the label. If not, you can boot from the EVAL 2 hard disk to determine this information. Failing that, you will need to look at the processor itself to make the determination.
-It helps to know the processor types that we tend to get at FREE GEEK. Here are some Intel chips:
+It helps to know the processor types that we tend to get at Free Geek. Here are some Intel chips:
 == Pentium ==

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 == Pentium III XEON ==
-These ones are similar to Pentium IIs.
+These ones are similar to Pentium IIs.  The XEON processor is used in server-class machines.
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 * 1000
 == Celeron ==