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.
What I meant is the newer PII's (>=333MHz) run their cache at full speed.
Looking over some things I think I'm mistakin though, and was confusing this
with the extended memory caching of the 'server' model PII's..
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