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Cut down 1st Generation P4 (Darn cheap too!) Enhanced Pentium with twice the L1 Cache and MMX instructions 2nd Generation PII with MMX and 1/2 Speed L2 Cache 2nd Gen Pentium II minus L2 Cache and cartridge. Cheap and nasty! Pentium II with reduced but FULL speed L2 cache on die. Probably based on the PII PE and brought out due to the first one being so limited. Also known as Celeron A Designed for 4 processor 32 Bit servers. The large cache was in separate die, but in the same package. (6 transistors were needed for each bit of cache) Probably should of been called 'Pentium II SSE', but Intel knows best. SSE instructions provided enhanced floating point maths. 1/2 Speed L2 Cache. Also infamous for the Serial Number... Server version Pentium II with full speed L2 cache (CSRAM) up to 2MB. Server version Pentium III with full speed L2 cache up to 2MB. Full speed On Die Cache. Shame that Intel seem determined to kill it. Server version Pentium III Processor. Expanded On Die Cache PIII based. Full speed On Die Cache. (Half of the L2 is disabled just so you feel jealous of people who spent more money than you.) Low Power Pentium III Low Speed Low Power Pentium III No clear facts on this one. This is the Centrino Processor and it is an enhanced PIII. It looks like it would make a good desktop, but I doubt that Intel will encourage this! The P4 is a good example of 'Sometimes the Simplest Solution is the Best'. The P4 is a chip that is designed to be clocked high, yet it does less work per MHz than a PIII. Thus, Intel is reluctant to allow PIIIs to be released that highlight this fact. My biggest surprise is its minimal L1 Cache. Highlights the true power of the Made-For-GHz P4 design. Also introduces HyperThreading to consumer system with the 2.4GHZ version Cut down 2nd Generation P4. Supposedly can overclock to 3GHz, which explains why it has been limited to only 128KB of cache! Server version of P4. Aside for Dual Processor ability, I am not too clear of the worth of this chip over the standard P4. Server version of 2nd Generation P4. All versions support Hyper Threading. Server version of P4. Large L3 Cache and can scale beyond 4 processors. Server version of P4. Large L3 Cache and can scale beyond 4 processors. Mobile 2nd Gen P4 Cut down Mobile 2nd Gen P4. Surprisingly it has more than 128KB of L2 Cache. The Athlon at last gave Intel a run for it's money. It's large L1 cache is probably one of the largest factors. The L2 cache on the cartridge runs at 1/2, 1/2.5 or 1/3 speed. Partial SSE support. Transistor count does not include L2 Reduced size, Full speed On-Die cache Cut down Athlon. Reduced size, Full speed On-Die cache. L1 cache is larger than the L2! Full SSE support and internal APIC. Introduces the P Rating. Full SSE support and internal APIC Smaller Die Increased L2 64 Bit mode. First of many or jumping the gun? Time will tell, but I am starting to think that Apple's G5 might force the issue and make AMD's gamble win. Also avaliable as Athlon 64 FX. 4 bit silicon designed for Calculators and was the first Microprocessor. Processing speed of around 0.06 MIPS at 108KHz Largely used in PLCs, terminals etc. 200KHz Used in the first PC, the MITS Altair 8800 computer and traffic light controllers Used in Scales This 16 bit processor was used in later IBM PCs Used in first IBM PC. Cut down 8 bit version of 8086 Designed more for the PLC market. Still Available today! Introduced Protected Mode 32 bit. Increased directly addressable memory from 16MB to 4GB. Supports external Cache. Reduced pin version. For the curious, SX refers to the fact that it has a 'Single Precision' data bus due to the reduced pins. Portable version FPU on board and L1 Cache FPU-less Clock doubled Portable version FPU-less but clock doubled Cache writeback Clock tripled plus double the cache. Supposedly brought out to provide an alternative to the Pentium which was having teething problems at the time. Adds APIC for dual processor operation. Allows varying of multiplier ratio. Transmeta are one of the true innovators in the CPU game. The Crusoe design uses 'Code Morphing' technology to emulate a x86 processor, making the Crusoe a extremely low power CPU. Furthermore, Transmeta processors do not require a heat-sink. Introduces Long Run, the ability for the processor to dynamically alter the CPU speed and voltage to suit the situation. Smaller process. Features Long Run Full Cache Version. Features Long Run Smaller process. Full Cache Version. Features Long Run Shrinking the die made allowed Intel to speed up the Pentium, while at the same time reducing the voltage. Some of these were used in desktops using an adaptor The first mobile PIIs were just a squashed up desktop cartridge. The PE version was entirely different - the L2 cache was moved onto the die itself and while it was only half the memory, it no longer had to run at half the speed. This gave the PII PE roughly the same speed as the desktop in a much smaller and less power consuming package. Reverse - Engineered Pentium replacement. Supposedly 'K' refers to Krypton and was to be Kryptonite before they spoke to their lawyers. Model number referrer not to it's MHz but it's P-Rating. NexGen's last processor rebadged. This brought new blood to the AMD designs with a totally different RISC-based micro-architecture to the Intel chips. Includes the Mobile variant 3d Now! Level 3 cache made this as quite special processor, but I am not sure how common its usage was. Benchmarks showed that when fitted with 512KB L3 it offered a comparable speed to a PIII. (It probably would of cost more however...) The '+' variants included the 'Power Now!' functions that allow the CPU frequency and voltage to change depending on speed requirements. Irregardless of it's name, this was a enhanced clock quadrupled 486 compatible processor. Even so, it probably really annoyed Intel at the time as it gave an excellent upgrade path for 486 users instead of buying a new Pentium system. AMD redesigned the micro-code of their 486s but found that it still infringed on Intel's designs. However, Intel eventually relented and sold AMD a license to make 486s and 386s When AMD lost the right to make the 486DX, they also were prohibited to make the 486DX2/50 and 486DX2/66. However, they instead made the 486DX2/80 which was around the same speed but supposedly didn't compete with the Intel 486DX2s due to having the faster 40 MHz bus. Hmmm AMD lost the right to make this chip when it was determined that it was too similar in internal design to the Intel 486 Virtually a consumer Xeon, with the CPUID to prove it, which does seem to be an expensive way to offset AMDs 64bit push Bigger L2 and faster FSB Downgraded Opteron CPUSpy 1.02 CPUID Report
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