| General information | | Type | CPU / Microprocessor | | Family | Intel Pentium 4 |
| Processor number ? | 640 |
| Part number | JM80547PG0882MM
BX80547PG3200F
BX80547PG3200FT |
| Processor markings | 3.20GHZ/2M/800/04A |
| Frequency (GHz) | 3.2 |
| Bus speed (MHz) ? | 800 |
| Clock multiplier ? | 16 |
| Package type | 775-land FC-LGA4 |
| Socket type | Socket 775 (LGA775) |
| | | Architecture / Microarchitecture / Other | | CPUID | 0F43h |
| Core stepping | N0 |
| Processor core | Prescott |
| Manufacturing technology (micron) | 0.09 |
| L2 cache size (KB) ? | 2048 |
| Features | EM64T technology ?
Enhanced SpeedStep technology ?
Execute disable bit ?
Extended Halt state
Hyper-Threading technology |
| Core voltage (V) ? | 1.25 - 1.388 |
| Case temperature (°C) ? | 67.7 |
| Hyper-Threading | Y |
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| Notes on sSpec SL7Z8 |
- This part also ships as a boxed processor with an unattached fan heatsink.
- Microprocessors with this S-Spec have multiple VIDs.
- Thise part will only operate at the specified core to bus frequency ratio and lower.
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3 year old Pentium 4 640 running like a champ
I'm loving my old Pentium 4 640, as it overclocks past 3.4 Ghz and down clocks to 2.67 Ghz like a champ with my new Thermaltake V1 Heat sink, although, voltage is a concern, since one must push it past 1.462 V to get it to work at higher clock speeds, and i have already tested my Pentium 4 at 4.1 Ghz and at 2.67 Ghz stable
Overheating
Similar to Bambooz, my SL7Z8 is overheating beyond being usable after 2 years of factory-clock usage
i've got 2 of those SL7Z8 CPUs. both seem to be defective (the only thing they do is get hot ;)).
any suggestions what to do with it to get them working again? :/
to post something useful, i've added a picture ;)
stepping
how to change stepping overclock it!!