I never normally look at my system propertys but i was doing a system restore and i notice my computer speed was only 3.60 ghz but when i bought it it was 3.80 ghz? :wacko: anyone know whats going on?
Give us more info. I miss wau. Like the computer specs.. mainly cpu, maybe mobo just cuz I can ask for it.... cpu plz wau
Damn, I thought you were gonna make a pun on the manufacturer's name "Abit" Guess not Yeah, more information is needed, if its a factory prebuilt, it probably wasnt at 3.80 Ghz.
knowing XP, it likes to round things off quite alot. for instance, I know my Socket A PC has 1gb ram, but windows calls it 9,989mb...
Actually it is 989. What you see has a gig (1000) a comuter sees a gig as (1024) so when you put a gig (1000) the computer should see about 990 MB. Depending on how much the manufacturer actually put.
Blinkz, Windows "System Properties" is wierd and not very accurate, like on my mom lappy, it say here processor is 888Mhz, when it really 2Ghz lol. Anyways, to get a more accurate speed, with going into BIOS, download this program, CPU-Z , unzip it, then run the cpuz.exe file. Then in the 1st tab (CPU), look down and you should see "Core Speed", that will tell you what speed your cpu is running at, and lots of other info Hope this helps, phantomgrave
it is 1024... 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024 Windows is in no way accurate. Simply put, nothing is, because it can go faster or slower 100 times a second, Windows and other programs takes the average number. same with downloads.