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Kev Vader
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Hi All, I am (again) at a loss when identifying a CPU.
The only identifying marks on the CPU are:
3134A087-0549
4134A258 |
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Neon_WA
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guessing P3 (not a P2) Xeon
without plastic cover will be hard to work out speed or sSpec
Chook has a large selection of naked Xeon slots.. so he maybe able to identify at least cache size
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frag_
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| Posted: Wed Jul 10, 2013 6:40 pm Post subject: |
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Looks like PIII Xeon Cascades 1 or 2 Mb "5/12V".
For exact freq. you should test it.
Exact Sspec is often impossible to determine, only indirectly by CPUID. |
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Chook
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Its a 2MB Xeon with on die cache, so it would be either a 700/100/2M or a 900/133/2M.
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Kev Vader
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Chook
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Something I haven't checked is whether the 2.8 volt Xeons look different inside to the 5/12 volt versions.
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frag_
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Chook, how do you know it's not a 1Mb one?  |
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Chook
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I had another look at my Xeons and you are right. It could also be a 700/100/1M. There is no difference. There also does not appear to be a difference between 2.8 and 5/12 volt varieties.
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