Bios Shows a different processor speed than Windows XP?
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NovaKnowledgeNow
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Bios Shows a different processor speed than Windows XP?
I recently bought a new CPU on craigslist. On the Chip itself it says 1.6M/1m/400.
When I put it in and booted up to Bios, the bios show :
CPU Type: "Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor"
CPU Speed: "3.00GHz"
When I load into Win XP and I check the My Computer properties, it lists it as "Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor 1.60 GHz"
Can anyone explain the discrepency between what BIOS sees and what Windows sees?
When I put it in and booted up to Bios, the bios show :
CPU Type: "Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor"
CPU Speed: "3.00GHz"
When I load into Win XP and I check the My Computer properties, it lists it as "Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor 1.60 GHz"
Can anyone explain the discrepency between what BIOS sees and what Windows sees?
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NovaKnowledgeNow
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http://processorfinder.intel.com/Detail ... Spec=Sl8mn
Confirms what richk said, it's one of the newer chips that are not in the BIOS. Shouldn't have a problem though, other than the usual decrease in battery/increase in heat that comes with Celerons.
Confirms what richk said, it's one of the newer chips that are not in the BIOS. Shouldn't have a problem though, other than the usual decrease in battery/increase in heat that comes with Celerons.
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NovaKnowledgeNow
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Oh ok, that definitely helps me identify the chip better... Turns out my old one was fine, just not in all the way, i have both that one and
http://processorfinder.intel.com/Detail ... Spec=sl6fa
that one also for sale if anyone wants to PM me with an offer. I'm looking for about $25 or so
http://processorfinder.intel.com/Detail ... Spec=sl6fa
that one also for sale if anyone wants to PM me with an offer. I'm looking for about $25 or so
Currently cluttering My Desk:
T500, T43, X24
Gone but not forgotten:
IBM Thinkpads T61P, T60P, T43P, T42, T41, T40, T23, T22, T21
T500, T43, X24
Gone but not forgotten:
IBM Thinkpads T61P, T60P, T43P, T42, T41, T40, T23, T22, T21
I believe the Celeron voltage is hardcoded just like the multiplier is (16x hardcoded, otherwise it would be stuck at 600mhz).richk wrote:I am not sure it will work right. I think the newer Celeron is expecting a lower voltage input, so I would be afraid of damaging (ruin) the chip. Perhaps someone else knows more about this than I do can help.
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