Coppermine Celeron Slot 1?

[gshv]

What do you guys think of this processor? -

http://www.cpu-world.com/images/forum2006/IMG_0274.JPG
http://www.cpu-world.com/images/forum2006/IMG_0263.JPG
http://www.cpu-world.com/images/forum2006/IMG_0284.JPG

My feeling that it's a remarked Pentium III processor. I don't understand why it has s-spec number of lower clocked processor, and why it has "128" in the part number unless it's really a Celeron processor.

Gennadiy

[Marcin]

Celerons Slot 1 > 466 not exist as we know. Maybe a very rare econo version with smaller cache L2 or simply FAKE. Anyway very interesting thing.

[CPUShack]

what the die look like? is it a mobile celeron soldered onto an adapter?

does it have cache chips?

It could also be a remarked celeron 433 (66x6.5 = 433 and 133 x 6.5 = 866)

Or is it a P3 with half the cache disabled?

[Root]

I agree with CPUShack that we need die photo...
But also I noted that last letter "L" is positioned higher, than other strange....

[jd]

I have found that P3 did make the SECC2 package at 866mhz with 133fsb.


The only thing is, I don't find it in that Sspec...
Here's the one's I found:

--->SL47N
--->SL43G
--->SL4KJ
--->SL4BV

EDIT:

I also found out that the cpu in question(SL3XL) is not 866--------> it is a P3 667 (133fsb) OEM CPU......and not boxed cpu.
The L2 cache is 256K and it is a SECC2 package.
JD

[Root]

Yes! Look at "3" in S-Spec on photo Do you see difference with "3" in FSB marking & with "3" in serial number?
So this CPU is FAKE
The only thing we don't know - what CPU(or CPUs) it was made from

[CPUShack]

and theslash behine the 1 in the voltage.

can anyone see the FSB behind the 133 remark? almost looks like 100