he had to be referring to a xeon as there are no other PII's with
core-speed cache. Excepting the celerons that are not "cacheless"
of course, as they are running only 128K, but at full core cpu
speed just like the xeon.
Robert Hyatt Computer and Information Sciences
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On Tue, 29 Dec 1998, Richard Gooch wrote:
> Bryan Burlingame writes:
> > The new Celerons (300A and 333) have 128K of L2 cache clocked at the
> > processor speed (ala Xeon) compared to the PII's that have 512K of L2 cache
> > clocked at 1/2 the processor speed.
>
> But that doesn't answer my question. Dave was comparing a Celeron 300A
> with a PII with "full speed cache". AFAIK a PII with full speed cache
> is a Xeon. I'm not aware of a non-Xeon PII with full speed cache. I
> wanted to make sure I knew exactly what Dave meant.
>
> Regards,
>
> Richard....
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