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Question by elibroide · Jun 26, 2012 at 02:20 PM · systemcpu

Reading CPU id & speed

Is there any way of getting the CPU speed information,

I know that there is SystemInfo which shows certain device information.

SystemInfo.processorType givs me "Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 760 @ 2.80GHz"

when i only want to know the speed of the processer itself.

P.S: If all CPU will give me the same answer i can just 'cut' the string where it says GHz but i don't know that

thanks in advance

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Yea, extracting what you want from the string is the way to go. Probably you'll need to know how many cores too

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Answer by yeoldesnake 1 · Jun 27, 2012 at 09:46 AM

You can use String.split to split a string into multiple ones.

 var proc:String[];
 proc=SystemInfo.processorType.Split("@"[0]);

And then the proccessor speed would be stored in proc[1].

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Thats a nice handy function "Split()" you have there...

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