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One way to now what kind of processor you have in there asuming that you are
running win 98 is go under the windows explorer and click on program files,
then directx, then setup, then DXDiag and in there it should have a line on
the opening page that says processer and it should be exactly what processor
you have installed. Hope this helps

Bradley Marden

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