[not not]

I don't get it. I searched this site and found 181 matches for this: http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts ... denu21.exe I was going to share it. In the 181 matches I could not find it.

[XJan87]

What's that utility supposed to do?

[not not]

XJan, all it does is report both the internal speed of the processor and details, such as which "package" it was built into - original 423 pin model or newer, more capable 478 pin P4. It's a way for consumers to confirm that they have a processor running at the speed they paid for. It also gives the definitions of the packages. OOI (OLGA on Interposer) = 423 pins. FCPGA2 (Flip Chip Pin Grid Array 2) = 478-pin version. This utility is also for Celeron, Pentium III, and Xeon models.

[XJan87]

I see...

[Bob B]

The easiest way to find it is go to the Intel home page. Click on support>click on end user under downloads>hover on processors in the menu on the left. another menu will pop up the program will be the first listing under products. click on that, and follow instructions. Also, if you look under chipsets in the first menu you might find some interesting programs. Later Bob B

[not not]

LOL Bob, The link I left takes you directly to the DL page! : I didn't want to share something that was already posted. So when I did a search - it said there were 181 matches! Huh? : :2gunfire: :fist: Lol - J/K!

[Bob B]

Just teasing huh? One of these days I'll learn. Later :fist: