Do you and your business need the most powerful and advanced computer? Almost surely you do. There's an effective and affordable way to harness the power of the newest hardware... more
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2 ( 2 ) x processor - Slot 1, 2 ( 2 ) x processor - Slot 1
4 ( 4 ) x memory - DIMM 168-PIN
Compatible Slots: 1 x processor board
Manufacturer's product description
Do you and your business need the most powerful and advanced computer? Almost surely you do. There's an effective and affordable way to harness the power of the newest hardware without emptying your pockets in the process. In order to satisfy the demands of its customers, Compaq offers a variety of upgrade options, thus eliminating the need for purchasing new computers every time something new appears on the market.
Miscellaneous
Package Type: Retail
Mounting Kit: Included
Ram
Max Supported Size: 512 MB
Technology: EDO RAM
Installed Size: 0 MB - DIMM 168-PIN
Manufacturer warranty
Service & Support Details: Limited warranty - 1 year - carry-in
...Unlike the jump from Pentium to PentiumII, which could justifiably be described as a revolutionary step, Intel's move from PentiumII to Pentium III is evolutionary. The new chip, which will initially be available in 450MHz and 500MHz clock speeds, uses the same 100MHz system bus, and Intel's preferred 440BX motherboard chipset, as its predecessor.
The main differences are optimisations. In particular, the new chip has 70 extra instructions which have been designed to accelerate the performance of multimedia and Web-based operations such as audio/video streaming. In other words, the Pentium III is to the PentiumII what the Pentium MMX was to the vanilla Pentium.
One highly controversial feature of the Pentium III processor is its machine-readable serial number, which can potentially be used to identify users to remote systems. Intel...
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off topic 21.07.2000
A top chip! Review ofIntelPentium III 1.13 GHz processorby
merkus77
Advantages: fast, new Disadvantages: expensive
...I upgraded from an IntelPentiumII 450 mhz to the new IntelPentium III 700 mhz mainly because of the upgrade offer at a low cost. I found that immediately there was a noticeable difference and just the way in which my computer carried out every day tasks like opening programs and the likes seemed to fly through as if my old chip was carrying 4 suitcases with it on it's chores! I find no problems at all with it and I would seriously recommend it to anyone after a high speed processor with lightning speed and good capabilities....
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Advantages: Temperature sensors, free software Disadvantages: None
...I have a chaintech motherboard in my P3 system and it hs lots of good points to it: -
Supports IntelPentiumII and Pentium III processors up to 733MHz
Celeron 466MHz
System clock 66/100/133MHz
Slot 1 with convenient retention mechanism
High efficiency switching power module
There are temperature sensors on the board to keep you updated all the time about temps and fan speeds. It will take up to 768 MB of ram at speeds of 66/100/133MHz ram depending on the processors bus speed. It comes with a cd full of drivers and some free software like antivirus which is very helpfull....
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I purchased this CPU during a mass upgrade for my PC a couple of years ago when it was in dire need of speeding up. My old processor was an AMD Athlon which ran at a tiny 1.2GHz and wasn't capable of running the latest games, applications etc at any one... more
Introduction:
As Intel continues to offer new technology processors at very affordable price, the older technology processor's price has fallen dramatically to a very low level. The prices for processors are at record low level. This has helped the end... more
This is brilliant processor for its small price. In fact i like it so much, im writing this review using it right now.
It is really easily over clocked using the right mother board. Personally, i have overclocked to 2.5Ghz using a cheap Gigabyte... more
I have used this processor retail version in many a custom built PC that I have done for people. I have tried the D805 (2.66Ghz) and the 3.0Ghz version but for cost and performance this CPU is the one to have for cost and performance in the... more