Hey there and welcome. My name is Mr. Berry, today I'm going to show you how to find your CPU as well
as your ram information right on your Chromebook now in the past what I've done is I've actually
made videos on how to find all this information however when I give you the address to find that
information such as what we see here on that video link basically gives you all of the system
information i mean it tells you like 10 pages worth of information and versus just the CPU it
might give you like three or four pages for just the cpu and people are saying well that's too much
information all we need is the model number maybe it's speed and the amount of gigabytes in my ram
and that's it nothing else so guess what i went to work and i found a nice extension that you can
install I'm going to show you how to install this extension how to use it and find that CPU as well
as that ram information that you've been wanting to find out and then I'm going to show you how to
remove that extension because you really after you know that information you don't need the extension
running off in the background of your Chromebook so let me show you how to do that right now
here I am in my Chromebook now the very first thing that you want to do is click on the app
launcher found in the lower corner there and it comes up and then you want to click on the
chrome web store click it and it opens up as we see here now once you're in the chrome web store
click on the search box and key in system info and it comes up hit the enter key
and now the very first one there that we see is by dave christian click it and expands into this
window notice in the center here it gives you a little preview of what to expect so it will
show you the CPU model number as well as the amount of ram that you have in there so if you
did have a core i3 core i5 you'll actually show that but most people have a type of Celeron processor
and they'll show that as well with the N numbers now here's some examples of some
processors that you might find in your chromebook such as the n4000 or the n5000 or the n6000 there
now the very first number that you see there is the generation number so if it's a four
it's the fourth generation of the intel processors the five there represents the fifth generation
and the end there is for notebook so it's a type of processor that consumes less power and allow
you to have a longer lasting battery again these are not core i3 core i5 processors these are
cellulon processors but they are made by intel now that you know what that means let's go on to
the next step click on add to chrome and then add as i've done there and it adds it to your chrome
now we have it up there at the very top go ahead and click on the icon that's been added up there
and whoa whoa there's the information now you can see there from the information
that i have a celery run in 4200 processor running at 1.1 gigahertz and that's actually
fast enough to create the videos that you see here and i also play world of tanks on my
so this is what world of tanks looks like and as you can see the graphics is really highly detailed
i actually have a separate video there showing you how to actually get that onto your chromebook
so that you can play water tanks with your friends as well and it's really a lot of fun for me anyway
so yes i do play world of tanks on my chromebook as well as other things so
it's not a slow processor below that you see i have four gigs of ram on my chromebook
now once you have that information and you're done with it you've maybe written it down you
want to remove it right well to do that just click on the puzzle piece and then you have all the your
extensions shown there find that extension there that's the system information click on the three
dots and then click on remove from chrome from there what you're going to need to do is click
on remove and it removes it from your chrome extensions boom it's gone now what i want to
do is i want to show you another way to find other system information just in case you wanted to find
everything about your chromebook up there in the url address box what you need to do is
type in chrome and then the colon slash slash system as i've done there and i'll have a link
here as well as in the description so that you can find it very easily and once you keyed that
in there it will open up and you have basically all of the system information here now there's
like i said earlier in the video there's like five or ten pages worth of information just right here
if you go down a little bit you'll say system or cpu info and then click on the button that says
expand and it shows you more information about your cpu again it shows you everything about your
cpu but just in case you want to know everything there it is and um it will show you the model
number as well as the uh the speed that's running and all the other information about your cpu
and if you weren't sure what the model number is you can actually go ahead and copy it and
then do a google search and it'll show you more information about that type of model number for
the processor that you have anyway that's how you find your cpu and ram information on your
chromebook so i've shown you two ways to do that one is with that easy to use extension another way
is by using the built-in system info that's on your chromebook hey if you like these types of
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