Intel CPU cache info

[The Coolest]

Hey guys, I'm looking for some info about Intel CPUs and their chaches, L1 & L2, I need CPUs starting from the first celeron, anyone has any table or something?

[NookieN]

Originally posted by The Coolest
Hey guys, I'm looking for some info about Intel CPUs and their chaches, L1 & L2, I need CPUs starting from the first celeron, anyone has any table or something?

This page lists the L2 cache size and speed of almost every consumer chip.

http://www.mersenne.org/bench.htm

I think L1 was 32k for every chip with a P6 core (PPro through PIII, inc all but the most recent Celerons). P4 has 8k data cache and a 12k uop trace cache (so just say 20k L1 even though that's not exactly right).

[The Coolest]

Cool, thanks! So even the current celerons and P-IIIs still have 32KB L1, right?

BTW: Thanks for the link, it was very helpfull

[NookieN]

Originally posted by The Coolest
Cool, thanks! So even the current celerons and P-IIIs still have 32KB L1, right?

BTW: Thanks for the link, it was very helpfull

Well the newest celerons are based on the P4 Willamette core, so they actually have the 8k data cache and 12k trace cache. But older Celerons (the ones up to 1.4Ghz) should still have 32k (16k data + 16k instruction). All PIII's have 32k L1 to my knowledge (even Xeons).