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nks87
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 Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 2:40 pm Post subject: Chip you don't have! |
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Hi,
I'm just starting a collection of Intel CPUs, and I'm using all the wonderful information on cpu-world as a way to organize things. Anyway, I happened to have a Pentium II CPU that is not listed on this site!!! Here's what's printed on the chip:
80523PY350512PE SL2TW
98200536-0377 MALAY
I know it's a 350 MHz Pentium II, I would assume a 512KB cache, but I would have to fire it up in a machine to be sure. Perhaps I'm just ignorant and you're aware of this stepping already, but if you'd like to know any more about it (pictures, outputs from Intel Frequency ID utility, etc.), let me know --- nks87@hotmail.com. |
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gshv
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Thank you for S-spec number, I will update the database this weekend. I don't need infomation about cache size - it's in the part number. Having CPUID information would help, but only if getting it won't take much of your time.
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gshv
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I added SL2TW S-Spec to the database.
Gennadiy |
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