Find Out CPU Speed of a Pentium 4 on Fedora Core 3

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To determine the processor (CPU) details and RAM amount on a Linux system running Fedora Core 3, the commands "cat /proc/cpuinfo" and "cat /proc/meminfo" can be used. The first command provides detailed information about the CPU, including its model and speed, while the second command displays memory information, including the total amount of RAM available. These commands are effective for retrieving system hardware specifications directly from the Linux terminal.
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I need to know the processor (CPU) my linux box at school is running. I cannot find (after a couple google searches) a command. The sticker on the outside says Pentium 4 but I need the speed of it also. Does anyone know of a way for me to find this out in Fedora Core 3?
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And if you can tell me how to find the amount of RAM it has also, that would be great.
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cat /proc/meminfo

cat /proc/cpuinfo
 

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