Gary Heston wrote:

In article <uUMAb.84062$I53.4225230@twister.southeast.rr.com>,
frank <franco1955@hotmail.com> wrote:

Pentium III 1Ghz
or Celeron 1.1 Ghz
or Celeron 1.3 Ghz

can dual process the Pentium III

The P3 will be faster due to larger cache.

Using two of them in one motherboard will be slightly less fast
than twice the speed of one, as they share memory access.

Presumably, these are Slot 1 CPUs; you can only dual-process the
ones with 512K of cache, which wasn't available in Socket 370
below 1.26GHz (ran into that at work with some motherboards; they
were apparently designed to use chips Intel never released).


Gary

the above cpu's are:
p3 1ghz 256kb 133mhz (coppermine) socket 370
celerys will be tuals with 256kb cache @ 100mhz
i'd get dualys 1ghz p3's :)
slot1 ones are rare
100mhz p3's at that speed are rare too