CPU features identification program

[Neon_WA]

Genna, do you manually attach CPUid submissions to pages?

as CPUid on this page is actually a Ezra
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/C3/VIA-C3-733AMHz%20-%20Cyrix%20III-733AMHz.html

I had included the voltage in the part number so it wouldnt link up to the Samuel2 page part

These are basic variety of what I have or can submit submissions for

Samuel
466, 500, 533, 550, 600 (100), 600 (133), 650, 667, 700, 733MHz

Samuel2
600A (1.5V / 133) << dodgy
600A (1.6V / 133)
667A (1.5V / 133) << dodgy
700A (1.6V / 100)
750A (1.6V / 100)
800A (1.65V / 133)

Ezra / Ezra-T
600A (1.35V / 66)
600A (1.35V / 133)
733A (1.35V / 133)
750A (1.35V / 100) << on its way
800A (1.35V / 133)
866A (1.35V / 133)
866A (1.4V / 133)
900A (1.35V / 100)
933A (1.35V / 133)

Nehemiah
800A (1.25V / 133)
866A (1.45V / 133)
900A (1.45V / 100)
1200A (1.45V /133)

The ones marked in blue are ones likely to never have been made in full production.. only ES or test samples

[gshv]

No, I don't do it manually. I can manually correct part numbers in the CPUID database, but pulling CPUID data and adding it to CPU pages is automated. VIA C3s are a pain to deal with because they don't have real part numbers, that distinguish between different variations of the same chip (different FSB, core voltage, core). For that reason I have to add things like voltage and FSB in parenthesis to VIA (and Cyrix for that matter) part numbers.

Gennadiy