Pentium 4 2.6 ES

dc5

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hmm, looks like it's a northwood still. not sure what the 'es' stands for.:confused:
 

Budman

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Originally posted by: dc5
hmm, looks like it's a northwood still. not sure what the 'es' stands for.:confused:

ES stands for Engineering Sample.

It's not meant to be sold to end users & it's got unlocked multipliers.