Processor Speed - Command Line

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I'm looking for a command line utility that returns ONLY processor
speed....nothing else fancy, just clockspeed. I would like to be able to use
this in a script or something like:
$clockspeed=clockspeed.exe
then $clockspeed will be "2798" or whatever MHz my processor has.

Does XP have any built-in command line functions that do this, or anybody
know where i can find one?

Thanks,
Jason Ryon
 
Use the WMI Commandline tool

This is the comand line you need to use

wmic cpu get CurrentClockSpeed

Regards
Mark Dormer
 

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