New guy needs help in starting Pentium 2 collection

[IceManHG]

I would like to start and hopefully finish a collection of every kind of desktop Pentium 2 proccessor ever created.

But honestly I do not know where to start. I am aware that P2 chips where made in 233,266,300,350,400 and 450mhz offerings. So at least I have that information. But I also know that there are two bus speeds and tons of model numbers.

Does anyone have any tips? Any good websites that list every P2 ever created? Thanks.

[CPUShack]

Here is a great start for ya: http://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/Pentium%20II.html

[frag_]

I have related question - have anybody seen pentiums II with 256 KB L2 cache, like
80522PX233256
DC80522PX233256
80522PX266256
DC80522PX266256
?
I can't find any information about it.

[Neon]

Note that the list is a starting point, not comprehensive.

For example, I have a P2/266 SL28V which is not on the list. It isn't on Intel's S-spec list either.

[johnorun]

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[andamus]

[Mixeur]

[IceManHG]

Thanks for the info guys. There are so many SSpec variations that I think I will just concentrate on getting one of each Mhz and bus variation for now and concentrate on the rarer ones later on.

[CPUShack]

collecting all PII's will be a fun job, especially since they are all the same form factor. You could get or build a neat drawer system to store/display them.

[donutty]

Yeah, you chose one of the bulkiest processors (apart from some of the IBM multi-chip ones)

[Windmiller]

[Gigi]

You can make the difference Bowed/OEM too

[Windmiller]

I just noticed something, the PII ES Q071 is listed as SEPP-Like?


http://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/Q0/Q071.html

[x86sniper]