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May 17th, 2011 05:00
What was my laptops configuration originally
When I go to Dells pages "Product Support" and "System Configuration" (and I have already fed into the system my service tag number), to see what was the original configuration of my laptop, it does not show the complete information for example the processor. I can only see "RESERVED D620 INTEL CORE 2 DUO T5600 (1." so I am still missing was it 1.66Ghz or 1.83Ghz.
It also does not tell me weather the display adapter was Nvidia or Intel...
This concerns a laptop (Latitude D620) I bought as used one, for my two daughters some 18months ago.
Now it does not start up and if I try to start it, with pressing the Fn key, it will blink the numlock light, indicating either a problem with the processor or the motherboard...
What I would prefer to do now, is to find a working laptop with the exact same configuration as the old one had... So that I could just take the hard drive from the old computer and stick into the new (used but working)... So that I would not need to install everything from scratch again.
So, is there some other page that I could use for finding out what was exactly my original configuration ?
All the help and advice are always appreciated, thanks in advance
ejn63
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May 17th, 2011 05:00
The T5600 is a 1.83 GHz CPU.
Since that's a lower-speed unit, chances are the video is Intel - and even it is was nVidia, if you're looking for a used replacement, stay away from the nVidia based models - the chips are very well known to be unreliable and of faulty engineering. Get the Intel-video version of the system if you're looking for a used one.
zorba199
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May 17th, 2011 10:00
The free Belarc app will give you all the info you need about your pc.