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    Acer 5672WLMi not a Core DUO?????

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by dahunk84, Mar 31, 2006.

  1. dahunk84

    dahunk84 Notebook Guru

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    Hey all

    I recently got an acer 5672 Core Duo T2300 (1.66Ghz) @ 667Mhz FSB. I used NHC to undervolt the CPU, but b4 i did that, i saw that it showed the processor as Intel Core Solo @ 533Mhz FSB. Is it that Notebook Hardware Control just does not recognize Core Duo's? Some1 let me know pls.

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    Smith2688 Notebook Evangelist

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    How many cores is Windows saying that you have?
     
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    Smith2688

    I checked the task manager and it shows the graphs for 2 cores. But then I'm nt sure wer to look to find out what it sez abt the CPU and the FSB.
     
    dahunk84, Mar 31, 2006
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    windows key + pause
     
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    Use CPU-Z. It should list all the info you need.
     
    miner, Apr 1, 2006
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