AMD Duron identification.

I have an AMD Duron Processor. I want to identify the processor speed. How is this done?
The following are the alpha-numerics on it.
D9S0AUT1B
ANCA0120MPMW
95192120386

 

When you boot your computer, have your finger poised over the pause button (upper right). in the first screen hit pause and in the top part it will show the speed.

or

Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System information.
Right pane under Processor Processor, mine shows: "x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 1 AuthenticAMD ~1312 Mhz "

 

It is not in a computer. The processor speed in all the computers that I have is determined by the jumper settings on the Mainboard.

 

Well Ron, that was way over my head. Maybe go to AMD site?

Oh, You have the processor in your hand. The dawn breaks! AMD site?

 

http://139.95.253.214/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.EXE/,/?St=11,E=0000000000178853235,K=3931,Sxi=13,Solution=148

Looks like D9S0AUT1B should be D950AUT1B. That makes yours a 950 Mhz.

 

Thanks I guess that is it. It sure looks like and S but must be a 5.

 

D950AUT1B
ANCA0120MPMW
95192120386
D950 = Duron 950
A = (C) PGA
U = 1.6V Core
T = 90 Case Temp
1 = L2 Cache 64KB
B = 200MHZ Systembus (FSBx2)
ANCA = Code
01 = 2001 mfg year
20 = Week 20 mfg
MPMW = don't know this one
95192120386 = Serial #