[bcab] Re: identifying processor in windows 2000

Hi Graham

I think Belarc Advisor will do what you want.  When you run it, it scans 
your machine and produces an HTML report of all components, software, etc. 
 It's a free utility from:

www.belarc.com

Cheers

Kevin

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Hi all.
 
I want to identify the processor used on a PC running Windows 2000.
 
if I right click My Computer and choose Properties from the context menu 
that appears, I can find out from the system tab that the processor is a 
pentium and it is family 6 stepping 8.
this is not helpful.  in Windows XP I get the clock speed of the processor 
and more information about the kind of processor.  what does this Family 6 
stepping 8 actually specify?
 
Cheers
 
Graham
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