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July 27th 07, 11:02 PM
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Wrong values for processor in device manager
Odd one upgraded for an amd 5200 to a 6000. Device manager shows the 5200
still. BIOS recognises it as a 6000, so does other cpu recognition software ie NVIDIA ntune, cpuz etc. Any ideas??? 
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July 28th 07, 02:06 AM
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Wrong values for processor in device manager
I don't know that you need to worry it will run at the speed it is designed
to run it the OS does not change the speed of the CPU. "Shwoarma" wrote in message ... Odd one upgraded for an amd 5200 to a 6000. Device manager shows the 5200 still. BIOS recognises it as a 6000, so does other cpu recognition software ie NVIDIA ntune, cpuz etc. Any ideas???
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July 28th 07, 08:02 AM
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Wrong values for processor in device manager
"JW" wrote: I don't know that you need to worry it will run at the speed it is designed to run it the OS does not change the speed of the CPU. Yeah I am aware of that just wondered why it was still showing my old processor. Thanks for the reply
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August 7th 07, 05:19 AM
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Wrong values for processor in device manager
"Shwoarma" wrote in message ... "JW" wrote: I don't know that you need to worry it will run at the speed it is designed to run it the OS does not change the speed of the CPU. Yeah I am aware of that just wondered why it was still showing my old processor. Thanks for the reply Processor Identification is also related to the bios settings.
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August 9th 07, 09:38 PM
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Wrong values for processor in device manager
This can be corrected. Maybe this will help:
Device Manager does not show updated processor information on a Windows Vista-based computer - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930861/en-us "Shwoarma" wrote in message ... "JW" wrote: I don't know that you need to worry it will run at the speed it is designed to run it the OS does not change the speed of the CPU. Yeah I am aware of that just wondered why it was still showing my old processor. Thanks for the reply
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September 21st 07, 03:30 PM
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Wrong values for processor in device manager
I have a similar thing - I have a Sony Vaio TZ-150 which is specified as
U7500 at 1.06ghz. It appears as such on the Control PanelSystem screen, but under Device Manager Processors it appears as two U7600 @ 1.20ghz. Any idea where this comes from? "dean-dean" wrote: This can be corrected. Maybe this will help: Device Manager does not show updated processor information on a Windows Vista-based computer - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/930861/en-us "Shwoarma" wrote in message ... "JW" wrote: I don't know that you need to worry it will run at the speed it is designed to run it the OS does not change the speed of the CPU. Yeah I am aware of that just wondered why it was still showing my old processor. Thanks for the reply
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