Intel Pentium MMX 200

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A Pentium MMX that runs at a mind boggling 200MHz. The 166MHz and 200MHz models were the most popular ones back in the day.

The faster clocked version at 233MHz was much more expensive relative to the performance gain. The 33MHz extra did gain more performance but only for a premium price. Also the 233MHz version was only available in PPGA (plastic) packaging (as seen here). The 166MHz and 200MHz models were available in both PPGA and CPGA (ceramic). The ceramic versions are far less common, especially the CPGA 200MHz models.

The CPU shown in the photo's is based on the CPGA (ceramic) packaging.

Specifications

Core / Codename

P55C

Clockfrequency

200MHz

Front Side Bus

66MHz

Multiplier

3x

vCore

2,8V

L1 cache

16KB+16KB

L2 cache

None

sSpec

SL2RY

Chip date

9816

Stepping

xB1

Socket

PGA296

Transistor count

4,5M

Condition

CPU only

Engineering sample?

No

Benchmarks

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