Pentium III 667 exist in Slot 1 ?

[Berlu]

I need to know if Intel make Pentium III 667 in slot 1 ?

And if i use adaptor to socket 370 at slot 1 it can affect the performance ?

Thanx a lot

celeron 500@567 (need 667)
Asus P3V4X
Voodoo 2 SLI

 

[Agamar]

Yeah, I have one. It is the 256k, 133 fsb.

 

[Berlu]

Good then i think is better for me to buy processor in Slot-1 format than socket 370 !

Thanx

 

[Ulysses]

See:
http://support.intel.com/support/processors/sspec/p3p.htm.

The FC-PGA is more versatile since it can be used with or without a 'slocket' in a Slot 1 or a Socket 370 board.

Try to get a P3 of the cB0 stepping if you're going to overclock.

 

[Nater21]

I also have a Slot 1 667. I am not a big overclocker, but if you are, get a 650E or 700E with a 100 Mhz FSB, they have larger multipliers and should easily run on a board that supports 133 Mhz FSB like the ASUS P3V4X. This is what I have and right now I am running at 140 FSB which only puts my CPU at 700MHZ a 650E running at 140 would be 910Mhz BIG difference. If you don't overclock however, 667 is fine.

 

[Berlu]

Hi,

I need Cpu who can run at 133Mhz Bus...then that's why i need PIII 667 !

But if you tell me i can overcloack PIII 600 100MHZ at 133MHZ it could be a good solution !

But the difference un price is 15$ CAN.....

What is the good choice OEM or in BOX?

 

[Berlu]

Hi,

Where i can see if the processor is really cB0 ?

Thanx

 

[AndyHui]

Check that page the Ulysses gave you. It lists which processors are cB0, and if they are in slot for socket form. The S-spec is what determines which CPU it is.

 

[Ulysses]

Re: cB0

Before you buy ask the vendor to tell you if the CPU is of the cB0 stepping or to give you the S-Spec (the 5-character code beginning with 'SL' on the CPU or on the outside of the retail box) so you can check it against:

http://support.intel.com/support/processors/sspec/p3p.htm.

Intel keeps that table up to date and it tells a lot about the various types of P3 processors they make. All P3's 800 MHz and over are supposed to be cB0.

P.S.
I actually have a more understandable version of the Intel table on my PC in MS Word (.doc) format that I will e-mail you if you want.

I swear it's a virus-free .doc file.
gatighe@ameritech.net

 

[Berlu]

Hi,

Yes i check but the cB0 is it write on the box ?

Or SL453 SL3XL cB0 0683 256K 82 17.5 1,2,3,5,7
SL45X SL3XW cB0 0683 256K 82 17.5 2,3,5,6,7


The 5 first digit is the begining or serial number?

Thanx

 

[Berlu]

thanx and sorry for my english !

 

[AndyHui]

The S-Spec is the last 5 characters of the Product Code. cB0 is not directly indicated on the box. The S-Spec tells you that it is cB0. You ough to buy Slot 1 retail, so you are looking for the SL453.

 

[Berlu]

Hi again,

then, if i want a Pentium III 667 socket370 cBO,

i need to check the end of the serial number and it will finish by.....

SL45X

That's it ?

 

[xtreme2k]

dont need to do that

i think all the CB0 have a product code like this

700/100/256

sth like that
not the old format