133FSB Celeron?

[mjs22]

Did intel ever make a Celeron with 133FSB?

Intel Pentium 3 1.133GHz
1133/256/133/1.475
SL5GQ s-code.

This is the chip that I have. Is it a Celeon or a P3?

 

[BlueWeasel]

That's a Pentium III, baby!

1133 - speed in mhz
256 - amount of onboard cache (kb)...Celeron's only have 128k
133 - FSB speed
1.475 - stock CPU voltage

 

[MDE]

Originally posted by: BlueWeasel
That's a Pentium III, baby!

1133 - speed in mhz
256 - amount of onboard cache (kb)...Celeron's only have 128k
133 - FSB speed
1.475 - stock CPU voltage

The Tualitin Celerons had 256kb of L2 cache, but no Celerons had a 133MHz FSB.

 

[Jen]

definitly P3


the very last one of them from my understand



Jen

 

[mjs22]

Thanks...I just wanted to make sure!

 

[rogue1979]

That's definately a Pentium III. But the $35 dollar Celeron FCPFA2 1GHz is a ringer for a 133MHz fsb at stock voltage to give you a 1333MHz 256K L2 Pentium III. The only difference would be that SMP will be disabled on the Celeron Tualatin and enabled on the P3 version. Also older 100MHz fsb 800-850MHz Coppermine Celeron with cDO stepping usually made the 133MHz fsb for a nice 1066-1133MHz or more. Though the cDO's only have 128MB of slower associative L2 cache.

 

[AkumaX]

get a p3-s w/ 512kb of l2

 

[Zap]

Originally posted by: rogue1979
That's definately a Pentium III. But the $35 dollar Celeron FCPFA2 1GHz is a ringer for a 133MHz fsb at stock voltage to give you a 1333MHz 256K L2 Pentium III. The only difference would be that SMP will be disabled on the Celeron Tualatin and enabled on the P3 version.

Yes, the Tualatin Celerons are great, budget chips. I partially disagree with the statement regarding SMP. Yes, the Coppermine/Tualatin Celerons didn't have SMP capabilities. Yes, the Coppermine PIII chips did. Only some of the Tualatin PIII chips have SMP support. The ones with 256k cache did not (if I remember correctly). Thus it shares the cache and lack of SMP with the Tualatin Celerons and differed only in price and FSB. The 512k cache Tualatin PIII chips are the ones with SMP support.

 

[Mingon]

Results from intel show its a p3, bit of an oddity and quite rare (most 0.13 pIII's were 512kb MP enabled, the 256kb version were mostly celerons but with a 100fsb) Likely to be a OEM chip for someone like dell.

sSpec Number SL5GQ
Processor Frequency 1.13 GHz
CPUID String 06B1
Package Type 370 pin PPGA
Core Voltage 1.500
Bus Speed 133 MHz
Thermal Guideline 29.1W
Core Stepping tA1
Thermal Spec 69°C
L2 Cache Size 256 KB
Manufacturing Technology 0.13 micron
L2 Cache Speed
1.13 GHz Bus/Core Ratio 8.5
Spec Update
http://developer.intel.com/design/pentiumiii/specupdt/
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