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Processor Identification

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rick360

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May 24, 2004
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I have an older computer with Windows NT that I need to identify the processor and Computer Properties says ...

"x86 Family 6 Model 11 Stepping 1"

Can anybody tell me what processor that is and/or where to find a chart or listing of processors. I've done a lot of searching and not finding anything.

Thanks,
Rick
 

Control Panel ->Device Manager then expand Processors. I'm going off of Windows 7 but it is similar in Windows XP I just can't remember if it is exactly the same. It's been a long time since I've used Windows NT.

Hope this helps.

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Pc Wizard is from the makers of cpu-z, It just gives a ton more information on hardware,and software, configuration. And it is still free.
 
Thanks all for the links and info. The downloads and freeware are not feasible in this situation due to this PC not being on the internet and also controlling important equipment in our plant.

The Wikipedia list Triton101 posted did have the Family 6 Model 11 shown as a Tualatin core Pentium 3 or a Celeron with the Tualatin core. I think they are the same basic chip marketed differently.

Is the Stepping number related to it's design speed? (ie Stepping 1= 1.0MHz, Stepping 2=1.1MHz, Stepping 3=1.2MHz etc? )

Thanks,
Rick
 
nope, stepping has to do with revisions to the masks creating the cpu silicon, not speed. You should be able to get the speed from booting into bios. Why do you need to know the speed? it is 1 Ghz, to 1.4 Ghz. It is also 10 years old or more.
 
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