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Intel SL3NB PIII-600EB Slot1 CPU with Heatsink

Intel Pentium III Processor: Reliable Performance for Legacy SystemsThe Intel Pentium III-600EB processor provides reliable performance for legacy computer systems. Featuring a 256KB cache and a 133MHz bus speed, this processor is ideal for older applications and operating systems. Intel CPU ID...

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Overview

Intel Pentium III Processor: Reliable Performance for Legacy Systems

The Intel Pentium III-600EB processor provides reliable performance for legacy computer systems. Featuring a 256KB cache and a 133MHz bus speed, this processor is ideal for older applications and operating systems.

  • Intel CPU ID: SL3NB
  • Max. Core Frequency: 600 MHz
  • Max. Bus Frequency: 133 MHz
  • Operating Voltage: 1.65V
  • L2 Size: 256KB

Key Features

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PIII 600.00 MHz MHz 256 KB pin SECC2 W/HEATSINK

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Specifications

Brand
Intel
Processor Model
PIII-600EB
Processor Speed
600.00 MHz
Cache Size
256 KB
Socket Type
Slot1
Form Factor
SECC2
Included Component
Heatsink

Frequently Asked Questions

The Intel PIII-600EB Slot1 CPU operates at a clock speed of 600.00 MHz.
Yes, the Intel PIII-600EB Slot1 CPU is listed as coming with a heatsink, which is essential for thermal management.
This CPU requires a Slot1 motherboard socket, which is specific to its generation of Intel processors.
The Intel PIII-600EB CPU features a 256 KB cache, which helps improve performance by storing frequently accessed data closer to the processor.
No, the Intel PIII-600EB CPU uses an older Slot1 interface, making it incompatible with modern motherboard architectures and systems.