| Previous generation |
|
Related core |
Next Generation |
Coppermine
- » 0.18 micron
- » 256 KB L2 cache
Pentium III Mobile Pentium III Celeron Mobile Celeron
|
Tualatin
- » 0.13 micron
- » 512 KB L2 cache
- » AGTL system bus
Pentium III Mobile Pentium III-M Celeron Mobile Celeron
Tualatin-256
Pentium III Celeron Mobile Celeron
|
|
Tualatin was the last core based on P6 micro-architecture. The first core of the next Intel microarchitecture, NetBurst, was Willamette. |
The Tualatin core was introduced in 2001. The core is based on P6 microarchitecture.
New core features:
- 0.13 micron manufacturing process
- 512 KB on-die level 2 cache
- Lower core voltage
- Lower power consumption
- AGTL system bus
Microprocessors with Tualatin core can be identified by:
- Part number: part number contains "80530".
For example: RJ80530GZ014512.
- CPU ID: First two digits of CPU ID are "6B". All production versions
of Tualatin processors had CPU ID 6B1 or 6B4.
To distinguish between Tualatin Pentium III cores that have
different sizes of L2 cache, the core with 256 KB L2 cache is often
called Tualatin-256.
| Mobile processors |
| Mobile Pentium III-M | Mobile Celeron |
| Manufacturing technology | 0.13 micron |
| Frequency | 700 MHz - 1333 MHz | 400 MHz - 1333 MHz |
| Fastest processor | RH80530GZ014512 - 1333 MHz, 133 MHz FSB, micro FC-PGA package RJ80530GZ014512 - 1333 MHz, 133 MHz FSB, micro FC-BGA package RJ80530UY900512 - 900 MHz, 100 MHz FSB, micro FC-BGA package | RH80530NZ014256 / RH80530WZ014256 - 1333 MHz, 133 MHz FSB, micro-FCPGA package RJ80530VY700256 - 700 MHz, 100 MHz FSB, micro-FCBGA package RJ80530NZ001256 - 1000 MHz, 133 MHz FSB, micro-FCBGA package |
| Front-side bus | 100 MHz 133 MHz |
| L2 cache | 512 KB | 256 KB |
| Package | 478-pin micro FC-PGA 479-ball micro FC-BGA |
|