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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 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.
  
It helps to know the processor types that we tend to get at FREE GEEK. Here are some Intel chips:
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== Links ==
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It helps to know the processor types that we tend to get at FREE GEEK. Processor info:
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:[[:wikipedia:List of Intel microprocessors]]
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:[[:wikipedia:List of AMD microprocessors]]
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:[[:wikipedia:Pentium III]]
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:[[:wikipedia:Pentium 4]]
  
== Pentium ==
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You can also get figuer out what Processor you should have based on its sockit.
These ones are seated in a ZIF socket, typically a Socket 5 or a Socket 7. Since they are usually covered by a heat sink, you will have to unlatch the heat sink, release the lever for the ZIF socket, and pull the processor out. Look first at the bottom of the processor for a model number. At the end of the model number, the speed is indicated. The model number is often on the top of the processor instead, and you may need to remove the heat sink to see it. Standard speeds for Pentiums are:
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:[[:wikipedia:List of CPU sockets]]
* 75
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:[[:wikipedia:Socket 370]]
* 90
 
* 100
 
* 120
 
* 133
 
* 166
 
* 200
 
* 233
 
  
== Pentium Pro ==
 
These ones are like Pentiums (above) but are in Socket 8s. Standard speeds for Pentium Pros are:
 
* 180 ?
 
* 200
 
* 233
 
 
 
== Pentium II ==
 
These ones are in slots attached to heat sinks, and you can usually read the speed from the model number on the heat sink. 8s. Standard speeds for Pentium IIs are:
 
* 233
 
* 266
 
* 300
 
* 350
 
* 400
 
* 450
 
 
== Pentium II XEON ==
 
These ones are in slots attached to heat sinks, and you can usually read the speed from the model number on the processor. Standard speeds for the PII XEON are:
 
* 400
 
* 450
 
 
== Pentium III ==
 
These ones are similar to Pentium IIs.
 
* 450
 
* 500
 
* 550
 
* 600
 
* 650
 
* 700
 
* 750
 
* 800
 
* 850
 
* 900
 
* 933
 
* 1000
 
* 1100
 
* 1130 (recalled)
 
socket 370
 
* 1133
 
* 1200
 
* 1266
 
* 1400
 
 
== Pentium III XEON ==
 
These ones are similar to Pentium IIs.  The XEON processor is used in server-class machines.
 
* 500
 
* 550
 
* 600
 
* 667 (proc of the beast!)
 
* 700
 
* 733
 
* 800
 
* 866
 
* 900
 
* 933
 
* 1000
 
 
== Pentium IV ==
 
There are three different classes of P4s and many sub-types of those.
 
The first kind use a modified socket 370 with 423 pins.
 
the second kind use a socket 478 with 478 pins.
 
Speeds on the first kind are:
 
* 1300
 
* 1400
 
* 1500
 
* 1600
 
* 1700
 
* 1800
 
 
Speeds on the second kind are:
 
* 1900
 
* 2000
 
 
Speeds on the third kind are:
 
* 2000
 
* 2200
 
* 2266
 
* 2400
 
* 2500
 
* 2533
 
* 2600
 
* 2666
 
* 2800
 
* 3000
 
* 3066
 
* 3200
 
* 3400
 
 
Speeds on the fouth kind are:
 
* 2.8GHz
 
* 3GHz
 
* 3.2GHz
 
* 3.4GHz
 
* 3.6GHz
 
* 3.8GHz
 
* 4GHz
 
 
== Pentium IV XEON ==
 
These are the sub-types of Pentium IVs.
 
The first type uses a socket 603 and has 603 pins.
 
Speeds on the first type are:
 
* 1400
 
* 1500
 
* 1700
 
* 2000
 
 
Speeds on the second type are:
 
* 1400
 
* 1500
 
* 1600
 
 
Speeds on the third type are:
 
* 1800
 
* 2000
 
* 2200
 
* 2400
 
* 2600
 
* 2666
 
* 2800
 
* 3066
 
* 3200
 
 
Speeds on the fourth type are:
 
* 1500
 
* 1900
 
* 2000
 
* 2200
 
* 2500
 
* 2700
 
* 2800
 
* 3000
 
 
The fifth type is a 4GHz speed
 
 
== Celeron ==
 
There are three different classes of Celeron.
 
The first kind are similar to Pentium IIs.
 
The second kind are similar to Pentium IIIs.
 
The third kind are similar to Pentium IVs.
 
 
First gen
 
* 266
 
* 300
 
* 333
 
* 366
 
* 400
 
* 433
 
* 466
 
* 500
 
* 533
 
second gen
 
* 533
 
* 566
 
* 600
 
* 633
 
* 667
 
* 700
 
* 733
 
* 766
 
* 800
 
* 850
 
* 900
 
* 950
 
* 1000
 
* 1100
 
third gen
 
* 1000
 
* 1100
 
* 1200
 
* 1300
 
* 1400
 
* 1700
 
* 1800
 
* 1900
 
* 2000
 
* 2100
 
* 2200
 
* 2300
 
* 2400
 
* 2500
 
* 2600
 
* 2700
 
Beyond?
 
  
 
[[Category:Prebuild]]
 
[[Category:Prebuild]]

Revision as of 12:44, 7 July 2006

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.

Links

It helps to know the processor types that we tend to get at FREE GEEK. Processor info:

wikipedia:List of Intel microprocessors
wikipedia:List of AMD microprocessors
wikipedia:Pentium III
wikipedia:Pentium 4

You can also get figuer out what Processor you should have based on its sockit.

wikipedia:List of CPU sockets
wikipedia:Socket 370