Pentium III 1.33 and 1.4

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black220

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Where can I get my hands on a Pentium III 1.33 or 1.4 GHz?

 

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search www.pricewatch.com

 

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Oh, and then check http://www.resellerratings.com/ and make sure they are legit.

 

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since when are these cpu's available?????

are they E's or EB's???

 

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Tualatins...

 

Yodums

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There the P3-S Tualatin chips as mentioned.

Into Digimon BoyRacer?

Yodums

 

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oh, i see...

by the way, what does the S stand for?

and anyone know what multiplier/FSB it has?

 

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Never heard of a 1.3 or 1.4 ghs pIII but if one is around it would have a 133.33 fsb and have a multiplier of 10 or 10.5 S means that it uses the tualatin with 512K of L2 cach (the others only have 256k) and uses the .13 micron process.

 

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S stands for Server.

Yes Stephen you are correct the P3-S chips run on 133fsb and mainly a 512K cache if your not buying a 512K cache P3-S then whats the point of even buying a damn P3-S just go for a Tualatin

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Thanks for the knowledge

 

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One of the forums today had some Seti benchmarks comparing the S versions to the P4s. The 512k cache Tulie S beat the P4. That's why you buy the S!

 

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The old P4 Williamette right?

Because these have 512K cache while the old Williamette's only have 256K so there's a big leap for them
Yodums

 

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black220

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Hmmm....I already tried pricewatch a couple of times, and I couldn't seem to find anything. It would be great if I could get my hands on a link directly to a website that carries them.

 

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Yodums said:

The old P4 Williamette right?

Click to expand...

Nope, Intel's latest P4 offering...