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Chook
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 Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 7:22 am Post subject: Tualatin at 1.5Ghz |
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There is reference to a Celeron at 1.5 and also a P3 at 1.5, both Tualatin cores in Socket 370. Were these ever produced?
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gshv
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Their S-spec and part numbers were listed in some Intel documents, but not in the spec updates. I've never seen any of them in the wild.
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max1024
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| On this forum does anybody have any Celeron Tualatin 1500Mhz, ES Included? Or it is fully paper CPU? |
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frag_
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Non-ES most likely exists only on paper.
It is not presented in online collections and not a single photo known. |
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