frankhua@cs.mcgill.ca (Frank X.J HUANG) (04/03/91)
Hi there! I got a problem. I want to add a math coprocessor on my 386 but don't know what's the _Frequency_ (20 or 25 MHz) of the CPU. Is there anyway to get this info.? How? Thanx alot.
Kevin.Gmyrek@p5.f121.n324.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kevin Gmyrek) (04/03/91)
> Hi there! I got a problem. I want to add a math coprocessor on my 386 but > don't know what's the _Frequency_ (20 or 25 MHz) of the CPU. Is there > anyway to get this info.? How? Try looking at it... should have a -20 or -25 following the part number identifying which one it is. You could also look at the chrystals on the motherboard. Should find one that's twice the CPU speed (40 or 50MHz). If you don't want to open the thing up you can try using a speed tester such as Norton's SI or SPEED.COM available just about anywhere. Kevin --- FD 1.99c * Origin: My two cents worth... (worth about 1.3 cents) (1:324/121.5) -- Kevin Gmyrek - via FidoNet node 1:324/121 (UUCP/UseNet<->FidoNet gateway) UUCP: wizvax!buscard!121.5!Kevin.Gmyrek ARPA: Kevin.Gmyrek@p5.f121.n324.z1.FIDONET.ORG \wizvax!buscard!121.5!Kevin.Gmyrek