Using command Prompt in Windows 7 to detect current and maximum processor clock speed

Abhishek Ghosh

By Abhishek Ghosh February 5, 2011 9:59 am Updated on October 17, 2014

Using command Prompt in Windows 7 to detect current and maximum processor clock speed

With this described command, you can easily examine the current and maximum clock speed of your Windows 7 computer’s CPU clock speed.

Open an elevated Command Prompt window and run this WMIC command in Windows 7 to check the CPU current clock speed and expected clock speed repeatedly at 5 second interval:

wmic cpu get CurrentClockSpeed,MaxClockSpeed /every:5

You will get like this:

Using command Prompt in Windows 7 to detect current and maximum processor clock speed

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If there is disparity, send your computer to be checked by an expert: the cooling system of CPU might be faulty.

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