When will the Northwood chips be released?

[thermite88]

<< My .13 micron 1.2Ghz (desktop) Celeron CPU has the same 32 KB of L1 cache and 256 KB L2 Cache.

This is reading from the Intel Utility. >>

According to AGodSpeed, the Aussi get bigger L1 cache in their 0.13 micorn Celeron than the US. In fact, as big as the L1 in Athlon's.

 

[apoppin]

I am just reading off the Intel Utility. I really doubt there is a "special" Australian CPU as they are all made in 2 or 3 countries. I have looked at all the links (I think) and I still see 32KB L1 cache.

I can still see NOTHING to indicate the Tualatin Celerons of ANY country have anything OTHER than a 32KB L1 cache (although the L2 cache varies). Please SHOW me.

 

[apoppin]

Can ANYONE (please) point to a reliable link that shows ANY Celeron with more than 32 KB L1 Cache?

Am I missing something (somewhere)?

 

[apoppin]

Australian CPU . . . is that like a Texas CPU . . . where everything is BIGGER?



L1 (ONE) Cache for a Celeron is 32 KB. L2 mileage may vary.

 

[thermite88]

<< Please SHOW me. >>

apoppin, this is for the Missourian only. You should not try to steal our trademark.

Message from the SHOW ME state.

Athon Tbird and XP, L1 128KB, L2 256KB.

PIII, L1 32KB, L2 256KB or 512KB.

Celeron, L1 32KB, L2 0KB or 128KB or 256KB.

 

[AGodspeed]

OMG, I don't know what crack I've been smoking, but I could have sworn that the Tualatins had 128kb L1 caches. Crap, I'm way off. The Tualatins in fact have a 32kb L1 cache.

My bad people.

EDIT: At least I was right about the L2 caches.