Evergreen SpectraIII Tualatins

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I don't think it would work in SMP mode, cause the core of Tualatin Celeron is only for singleprocessor use...

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http://www.digit-life.com/articles/tualatinsmp/

It seems that only the first runs of the Tualatin core were UP-only. Specifically, the PIII 1133, 1200 chips were UP, and the Celeron 1200, 1300 as well. The 1133, 1266, 1400 server-version chips (1133 is an overlap, but the others are unique to the "server" version of the chip) are all SMP-capable. Notice that 1400mhz is only in the server line, and therefore is SMP capable. ^_^

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Man, just get there to that page and read...

Key Features


The Spectra III "T" 1.4GHz and 1.2GHz utilize the latest high speed Intel Celeron Tualatin-core processor with MMX technology, SSE instructions and the full 256K Level 2 cache.
The Spectra III 1.0GHz upgrade integrates the earlier Intel Celeron processor with MMX technology, SSE instructions and only 126K Level 2 cache.
Supports 100MHz Front Side Bus speed systems
Compatible with Socket 370 motherboard architecture
90-day limited warranty
Exceeds recommended speed requirements to run Windows® 2000 and XP.


no in normal words: they have the liscence to produce their own chips, based on Intel cores

Celeron Tualatin core is NOT SMP capable.
Yes, it has 256kn L2, the same as PIII 256kb, which is neither SMP capable

the only SMP capable is PIII-S with 512Kb L2

and the speed here does not matter that much. you need to check the cash amount to the chip to distinguish it easily, because all PIII-S are with 512Kb, and ALL other PIII tualatins have 256Kb and not SMP capable
PIII-S 512Kb Tualatins are 1133, 1266, 1400MHz.