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How to figure out my GHz on computer?
I installed new hardware on my pc. i used to have 6gb of ram and intel integrated graphics. i know have a ATI radeon hd 4600 series graphics card. and i have a total of 8GB of RAM. my old computer speed according to system information was 3.0 ghz. how can i find my updated speed? I have a intel core i5 btw
5 Answers
- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
Upgrading your RAM and graphics card does NOT change your CPU speed.
- LittlecooLv 68 years ago
"my old computer speed according to system information was 3.0 ghz"
3.0 GHz is the clock speed of your CPU. Did you upgrade your CPU (did you buy and install a new processor chip?) If not then your processor clock speed will still be 3.0 GHz, the graphics card and additional RAM you added doesn't make any difference to your CPU's clock speed- this remains the same.
- KevinLv 58 years ago
go to start
then computer
then right click in the white black space
click properties
then click on the system information tab
- Anonymous8 years ago
If you right-click on "My Computer" and select properties, you can view your system specifics.
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- Anonymous8 years ago
hoping you on windows go to start in the low left hand corner and go to computer and right click on it there you go look at prossesor