Specifications
| General information |
| Type | CPU / Microprocessor |
| Market segment | Desktop |
| Family | Intel Pentium MMX |
| CPU part number | FV80503233 is an OEM/tray microprocessor |
| Frequency (MHz) ? | 233 |
| Bus speed (MHz) ? | 66 |
| Clock multiplier ? | 3.5 |
| Package | 296-pin Staggered Plastic Pin Grid Array (PPGA)
1.95" x 1.95" (4.95 cm x 4.95 cm) |
| Socket | Socket 7 |
| Introduction date | 2-Jun-97 |
| Price at introduction | $594 |
| ICOMP 2 index | 203 |
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| S-spec numbers |
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ES/QS processors |
Production processors |
| Part number |
Q323 |
Q326 |
SL27S |
| FV80503233 | + | + | + |
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| Architecture / Microarchitecture |
| Microarchitecture | P5 |
| Processor core ? | P55C |
| Core stepping ? | xB1 (SL27S) |
| CPUIDs | 543 (SL27S) 2543 (SL27S) |
| Manufacturing process | 0.35 micron CMOS process, 4.5 million transistors |
| Data width | 32 bit |
| Data bus width | 64 bit |
| Floating Point Unit | Integrated |
| Level 1 cache size ? | 16 KB 4-way set associative code cache
16 KB 4-way set associative write-back data cache |
| Physical memory (GB) | 4 |
| Multiprocessing | Up to 2 processors |
| Features | MMX technology |
| Low power features | - System Management Mode
- Clock Control
- SL power-management features
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| On-chip peripherals | - Memory Management Unit
- Local Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller
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| Electrical/Thermal parameters |
| Min/Recommended/Max V core (V) | 2.7 / 2.8 / 2.9 |
| Min/Recommended/Max V I/O or secondary (V) | 3.135 / 3.3 / 3.6 |
| Minimum/Maximum operating temperature (°C) ? | 0 - 70 |
| Minimum/Typical/Maximum power dissipation (W) | 2.61 (Stop Grant mode) / 7.9 / 21.55 |
| Thermal Design Power (W) ? | 17 |
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| Notes on Intel FV80503233 |
- Minimum bus frequency is 33 MHz
- There is a mobile Pentium MMX processor with the same part number. Please use processor specification number to identify the version of the processor.
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CPU ID (1)
NOTE: CPU ID information below was taken from one CPU and
may include features that are not present in all different steppings of the
Intel Pentium MMX 233 CPU.
| Manufacturer: | Intel |
| CPU Family: | Pentium MMX |
| Processor Number: | 233 |
| Frequency: | |
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| Part number: | FV80503233 |
| S-Spec Number: | SL27S |
| Comment: | |
| Submitted by: | Neon |
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| General information |
| Vendor: | GenuineIntel |
| Processor type: | Original OEM Processor |
| CPUID signature: | 543 |
| Family: | 5 (05h) |
| Model: | 4 (04h) |
| Stepping: | 3 (03h) |
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| Instruction set extensions | Additional instructions |
| MMX |
CMPXCHG8B |
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| Major features | Other features |
| On-chip Floating Point Unit |
Debugging extensions |
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Machine check exception |
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Model-specific registers |
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Page-size extensions (4MB pages) |
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Time stamp counter |
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Virtual 8086-mode enhancements |
overclocking performance / reference to performance to Slot 1
I just submit this to bring some performance comparison to later generation chips.
Abusing one of these chips on a "Super 7" board (K6-2 era) I used to run at 100x3 for a "reasonably stable" 300Mhz with the Vcore set to 3.1 (very high!).
Gaming performance was roughly equal to the early cache-less Pentium2 Celeron 233's in games like Quake2. But of course a cheap K6-2 at higher clock speeds (400mhz) would beat both of these handily.
Mine would not run over 100fsb. But no complaints for a chip designed for 66 at most. Highest suicide POST was 350mhz (100x3.5)@3.5v! But garbled BIOS screen and instant crash = unusable.
I really liked this chip, and it still works today even after this abuse. But also shows how much faster newer generation CPUs had become.