Intel Pentium III Coppermine core
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The Coppermine core was instroduced on Oct 25, 1999. The core is based on
P6 microarchitecture.
New features in the core:
- 0.18 micron manufacturing process
- 256 KB on-die level 2 cache
- Lower core voltage
- Lower power consumption
- Flip-Chip Pin Grid Array package
Microprocessors with Coppermine core can be identified by:
- Part number: part number contains "80526", but not "80526K".
For example: RB80526PY600256.
- CPU ID: 681, 683, 686 and 68A. Please note that Pentium III Xeon CPUs
have CPU IDs 68x, and Coppermine-T processors have CPU ID 68A.
Celeron microprocessors have modified Coppermine core that
includes 128 KB of level 2 cache memory. To distinguish it from
Pentium III Coppermine core with 256 KB L2 cache the Celeron core is
often called Coppermine-128.