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how can i say my cpu is 2500k or a 2500?

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Hello everyone.
this might sound silly but , i myself have'nt had a 2500k or a 2500 befor till now . now i want to know if there is any sign of their difference that could help me identify my cpu.
i would be very thankful .
 
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press windows key+pause or computer->properties

 
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Another alternative is you could go into your BIOS and see if it lets you change the multiplier :) Lots of different ways to tell.
 
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Since people are throwing in their two cents, Maybe i can toss in a penny too...

You could check out a program called Speccy if CPU-Z is to complicated for yah :p

Or even the old boy! Everest Home Edition
 
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I'm going to go with the 'if you aren't sure then you've got the non-K version of the chip' method.

Not exactly scientific, but I'd be almost certainly right.
 
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Thank you very much guys ;)
you are awesome ;)
 
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