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08-Sep-2002, 10:08 PM #16
The reply email i received said:

"You should expect a response from us within 72-96 hours due to a high rate of questions about our newest products. If you have not already done so, please look through our list of answers under "Find an Answer" section of our support site http://powerleap.custhelp.com (including our extensive compatibility lists). If you find you have answered your own question, please update your request under "My Stuff" section as "solved" so we know. Thank you and Happy Upgrading!"

As far as the download of the program goes I checked "open" instead of "save to disk". I did a file search and all I found was a cookie Placed in C:// windows/profiles

It did identify my motherboard and bios.................I thought it was a neat/quick little tool.
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08-Sep-2002, 11:07 PM #17
"Cookie" eh? So, even though its in C://windows/profiles, either "Window Washer" or "AdAware" should remove it ok then?
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09-Sep-2002, 12:36 PM #18
Cookie? Good cookie or bad cookie.....? Sorry 'bout that...

I received a reply today, and here is my info:

CPU INFORMATION
================
Number of CPU ------------------ 1
Manufacturer ------------------- GenuineIntel
Processor ---------------------- Intel Pentium III
Code Name ---------------------- Katmaď
Package ------------------------ Slot 1 SECC2
Family ------------------------- 6
Model -------------------------- 7
Stepping ----------------------- 3
Core Revision ------------------ kC0
Extended Family/Model ---------- 0/0
Technology --------------------- 0.25µ
Microcode Revision ------------- 0
Specification ------------------ Intel Pentium III 550MHz
Instructions ------------------- MMX, SSE
CPU Speed ---------------------- 551.2MHz
Clock Multiplier --------------- 5.5x
Front Side Bus ----------------- 100.2MHz
Bus Speed ---------------------- 100.2MHz
L1 Data cache ------------------ 16Kb
L1 Code cache ------------------ 16Kb
L2 cache ----------------------- 512Kb

MAINBOARD INFORMATION
======================
Manufacturer ------------------- PCCHIPS
Model (revision) --------------- (1.0 )
Chipset (revision)-------------- SiS SiS620 (2)
Southbridge -------------------- SiS 8
BIOS Brand --------------------- American Megatrends Inc.
BIOS Version ------------------- 62710
BIOS Date ---------------------- 07/15/97
Display adapter Manufacturer --- SiS
Model (revision) --------------- SiS530/620 Graphics Controller (2A)

MEMORY INFORMATION
===================
Type --------------------------- Unknown
Size --------------------------- 120Mb

SYSTEM INFORMATION
===================
Operating System --------------- Microsoft Windows 98SE
System Brand ------------------- Other
System Model -------------------
Comments -----------------------


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The thing that I find nice about this, is that the Graphics card is identified, at least in mine.......people seem to have difficult times figuring this out without pulling the computer apart......so.....anyway......here's my response from them:

Thanks for sending information about your system to us for CPU upgrade advice.

Based on the details, I'd recommend our new PL-iP3/T upgrade, which will currently take your system's CPU up to 1.4 GHz, using an Intel "Tualatin" Celeron with 256K of L2 cache. For more information on this product, please see http://www.powerleap.com/Products/iP3T.htm.
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09-Sep-2002, 12:56 PM #19
Here is mine.


CPU INFORMATION
================
Number of CPU ------------------ 1
Manufacturer ------------------- AuthenticAMD
Processor ---------------------- AMD Athlon MP
Code Name ---------------------- Palomino
Package ------------------------ Socket A
Family ------------------------- 6
Model -------------------------- 6
Stepping ----------------------- 2
Core Revision ------------------ unknown
Extended Family/Model ---------- 7/6
Technology --------------------- 0.18µ
Specification ------------------ AMD Athlon(TM) XP1800+
Instructions ------------------- MMX, Extended MMX, 3DNow!, Extended 3DNow!, SSE
CPU Speed ---------------------- 1544.6MHz
Clock Multiplier --------------- 11.5x
Front Side Bus ----------------- 134.3MHz
Bus Speed ---------------------- 268.6MHz
L1 Data cache ------------------ 64Kb
L1 Code cache ------------------ 64Kb
L2 cache ----------------------- 256Kb

MAINBOARD INFORMATION
======================
Manufacturer ------------------- ASUSTeK Computer INC.
Model (revision) --------------- A7V266 (REV 1.xx)
Chipset (revision)-------------- VIA KT266 (0)
Southbridge -------------------- VIA VT8233
BIOS Brand --------------------- Award Software, Inc.
BIOS Version ------------------- ASUS A7V266 ACPI BIOS Rev 1002C
BIOS Date ---------------------- 10/12/2001
AGP Revision ------------------- 2.0
AGP Transfer Rate -------------- 4x
AGP Aperture Size -------------- 32Mb
AGP Side Band Addressing ------- disabled
Display adapter Manufacturer --- nVidia
Model (revision) --------------- GeForce2 GTS/Pro (A4)

MEMORY INFORMATION
===================
Type --------------------------- DDR-SDRAM
Size --------------------------- 512Mb
Frequency ---------------------- 268.6MHz
CAS# Latency ------------------- 2 clocks
RAS# to CAS# Delay ------------- 3 clocks
RAS# Precharge Time ------------ 3 clocks
Cycle Time (tRAS) -------------- 6 clocks

SYSTEM INFORMATION
===================
Operating System --------------- Microsoft Windows 98SE
System Brand ------------------- <Select System Brand>
System Model -------------------
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29-Apr-2005, 04:44 AM #20
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How can we read BIOD ID through code?
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