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03-15-01, 07:51 PM
The stepping that everybody calls cC0 is C0 and the cB0 is cB0
you can download this document (you will need acrobat reader to view it):
http://download.intel.com/design/celeron/specupdt/24374834.pdf
in the pages 12-13-14 you will find all the celeron processors 266-800mhz
In the first clolumn (called S-Spec) here is the spec code.
to find what stepping a processor has look in the column that is called core stepping (2nd from left).
no you just have to copy the S-Spec code and bring it with you when you buy an celeron... smart hu??.. i can garantuee this works but it should.
if you are on a slow connection look att this (i have wrote up the specs for all the 600mhz+ cellys)
you can download this document (you will need acrobat reader to view it):
http://download.intel.com/design/celeron/specupdt/24374834.pdf
in the pages 12-13-14 you will find all the celeron processors 266-800mhz
In the first clolumn (called S-Spec) here is the spec code.
to find what stepping a processor has look in the column that is called core stepping (2nd from left).
no you just have to copy the S-Spec code and bring it with you when you buy an celeron... smart hu??.. i can garantuee this works but it should.
if you are on a slow connection look att this (i have wrote up the specs for all the 600mhz+ cellys)