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Article #3595Re: Do I Still Have MMX???
From: TONYs
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 00:00
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went the computer boots up..your BIOS should display the speed of the processor....it should say 233mhz....it might call it a P55 a P55 is a MMX chip...a P54 is a non-mmx chip.....tonys Jack North wrote in message <6cg5ln$rdv@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>... >I bought my 233MHz MMX system in December from a mail-order firm. Due to a >problem of the system freezing once in Win 95 they sent a service rep to >replace the motherboard. Everything is fine now, but... >The system used to display "233 MHz MMX" during boot up, and I think on My >Computer\Properties. This is no longer diaplayed, and I've looked everywhere >(except under the fan at the actual chip) to see some confirmation that this >is, indeed, an MMX machine. Is there someplace this should show up? I've >looked at the boot up screens, CMOS setup, Device Manager. > >Thanks, >Jack > > > >
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