CPU Intel P4 Mobile 1.60 GHz

[Guest]

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Is there a workarround to get this CPU started with multipier x16 using it
together with an fx. P4B266 or P4P800SE?

 

[Guest]

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If you mean instead of the x12 multiplier that SpeedStep causes it to
default to - Nope! Or rather I've not seen one, and I've looked pretty hard
for the last couple of years on and off.

.....On the positive side - it will probably do 2.4GHz at 800MHz FSB )
(hardware permitting)

Pete

"N´far" <rudiNOSPAM@mail.dk> wrote in message
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> Is there a workarround to get this CPU started with multipier x16 using it
> together with an fx. P4B266 or P4P800SE?
>

 

[Thomas]

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~misfit~ wrote:
> The P3 was (and still is) the pinacle of design as far as Intel's
> history goes. That Tualatin P3 you have is the forerunner of the new
> Pentium M's, (Banias, Dothan) they're just 'evolved' P3 Tualatins
> with a smaller manufacturing process, larger L2 caches and a
> re-designed pre-fetch unit. (And some speed-stepping) . Intel will,
> very soon, swallow it's pride and drop the P4 range altogether.
> (That's why it's changed to calling CPUs by codes instead of
> family/speed, they're hoping to save face). Especially if it wants to
> do any good in the dual-core market. Can you imagine two 120 watt
> Prescot cores on the same die? You could heat your lounge with it.

Indeed... Unfortunately, 'the mass' doesn't know well enough that the
P3-Tuatalin is this good... I'm havig trouble selling off my lovely little
laptop ;-)

--
Thomas