Pentium 4/1300 To 3066 MHz: November 2000 To Date
The Pentium 4 contained an interesting new feature: the L1 cache was replaced by a trace cache with 12,000 micro-ops. There were four versions: the Willamette core for P4 with 256 kB L2 cache for 100 MHz FSB - also known as Celeron 4 with 128 kB L2 cache, Northwood with 512 kB L2 cache for 100/133 MHz FSB, and a Celeron with 128 kB L2 cache for 100 MHZ FSB. The introduction of the P4 with HyperThreading - in the shape of the 3 GHz model - marked a new high point for thermal dissipation at 81.8 W.
The first Pentium 4 based on the Willamette core.
Underside of the 1.3 GHz P4.
2 GHz Pentium 4 for Socket 478.
Underside of the 2 GHz Pentium 4 for Socket 478.
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