arn't celerons 128k? (see newegg's contradiction...)

RCtruckguy · Jan 28, 2003

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?description=19-112-157&DEPA=1

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?description=19-112-160&DEPA=1

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduct.asp?description=19-112-158&DEPA=1

i just read all celerons were 128k cash, is this a huge typo (a stoner in the website department lol j/p) or for real?~RCTG

Shade00 · Jan 28, 2003

Tualatin core Celerons (1.1-1.4) have a 256k cache. All others do not.

jazztrumpet216 · Jan 28, 2003

Yep, the Tualatins are the oddballs. 1.0A, 1.1A, 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4GHz Celerons should have 256k cache. That is correct, and they can be quite good overclockers too. I have a 1.0A running 1.53GHz at 1.675V.

TUK101 · Jan 29, 2003

It says it right there in thier add, the Tualatin Celerons are based on the PIII core and have 256k of cache. They are also excellent OC'ers, my 1.1 gig Celeron Tualatin cpu is running at 133fsb for 1.46 mhz. The Tualatin was one way to get more life out of an aging socket 370/sdram based setup, and I must admit that it was a pretty effective solution.

Stedeman · Jan 29, 2003

the only problem is finding a mobo to run them with out a power leap at a good price I just picked up 2 for the 2 I had sitting around but I spent a long time looking to find a mobo under $50
MSI PIII/Celeron/Tualatin 370 ATX Motherboard w/Snd New $34.90 at http://66.216.68.88/ (they also have a power leap type of thing for $15 if you already have a 370 board)

mugambo · Jan 29, 2003

It is pretty much as you have said; however, the Covington core Celerons had 0 level 2 cache. They were SOOO popular.

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