P4C800-E and 400 and 533 FSB Cpus Caompatible?

News Reeder · Dec 10, 2005

I believe that these are, but I have heard stories that some 400 and 533
were not recognised on these boards?

Emo · Dec 10, 2005

On my P4C800-E DELUXE i've tested this kind of P4 processors :

- P4 Willamette 1500/400.
- P4 Willamette 1800/400.
- Celeron Willamette128 2000/400.
- Celeron Northwood128 2400/400.
- P4 Northwood 2600/533.
- Celeron D 2800/533.
- Celeron D 2933/533.
- P4 Prescott 3000/800.
- Pentium M Banias 1500/400 with CT-479 adapter.
- Pentium M Dothan 1600/533 with CT-479 adapter.
- Pentium M Dothan 1700/400 with CT-479 adapter.

Hope this list could be useful ;-)

Emo

News Reeder · Dec 10, 2005

What model is this? SL6VV

Emo said:
On my P4C800-E DELUXE i've tested this kind of P4 processors :

- P4 Willamette 1500/400.
- P4 Willamette 1800/400.
- Celeron Willamette128 2000/400.
- Celeron Northwood128 2400/400.
- P4 Northwood 2600/533.
- Celeron D 2800/533.
- Celeron D 2933/533.
- P4 Prescott 3000/800.
- Pentium M Banias 1500/400 with CT-479 adapter.
- Pentium M Dothan 1600/533 with CT-479 adapter.
- Pentium M Dothan 1700/400 with CT-479 adapter.

Hope this list could be useful ;-)

Emo

Mistoffolees · Dec 10, 2005

News said:
What model is this? SL6VV

This is a 2.6 GHz Celeron CPU, 478-pin (probably Northwood,
0.13-micron.)

Paul · Dec 10, 2005

"News Reeder" said:
What model is this? SL6VV

You can look them up on processorfinder.intel.com . But
what it won't tell you, is the family name. As Mistoffolees
points out, this one is likely Northwood Celeron family, based on
the "0.13 micron" informaton.

http://processorfinder.intel.com/scripts/details.asp?sSpec=sl6vv

Paul