new celeron (0.13) and mobo?

[A-star]

Anyone knows if you need a new motherboard to run one of these?
Or can you use your old motherboard (currently cusl2-c )


Thanks for the info

 

[Rand]

You'll need a new motherboard. Specifically, you will require a board that can support the Tualatin, of which is the basis for the .13u Celeron.

 

[Swanny]

Will the new Celeron just be a crippled Tualatin in the manner that previous Celeries were, or are they actually going to do it right this time?

 

[Rankor]

It has to be "crippled" in some way. I would term it as modified .

Market differentiation/segmentation. The (newer) Celerons (as with the older Coppermine Celeries) cannot in any way impede the potential sales of its more expensive brethren, the P4 (or the older P3).

(Intel) learned from their lesson from iP2-450/iC-300A->450 experience.