Originally posted by: Zap
Originally posted by: piasabird
The Tulatin Core PIII's on the desktop had 512kb L2 Cache
Not quite true. Here are the various Tualatins:
100MHz FSB 256k cache = Celeron
133MHz FSB 256k cache = Pentium III
133MHz FSB 512k cache = Pentium III-S
The two different Pentium III chips overlapped on some and not on other clock speeds. The III-S version was intended for servers and supported SMP (dual CPU). The normal P-III did not support SMP.
Originally posted by: BladeVenom
If I remember correctly, the Pentium 3 was actually better at the same clockspeed. The Pentium M was based on the Pentium 3.
It was loosely based on the P3, and the Core 2 Duo was loosely based on the Pentium M.