Intel Pentium 4 2.53 GHz

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Specifications

Core / Codename

Northwood

Clockfrequency

2533MHz

Front Side Bus

133MHz (QDR533)

Multiplier

19x (locked)

vCore

1,525V

L1 cache

12KB + 8KB

L2 cache

512KB On-die fullspeed

sSpec

SL6EG

Chip date

0247

Stepping

C1

Socket

S478

Transistor count

55M

Condition

CPU only

Engineering sample?

No

Is this a mobile P4? I thought only the mobile P4s had the voltage in the name.

According to CPU-World it's a regular desktop Pentium 4. I can't really track down why some CPU's have the voltage mentioned. None of the Mobile Pentium 4's I currently have in my collection show the voltage on the CPU. It also seems inconsistent between models. For instance: some 2.4GHz models do have the voltage shown, others not. I can't see a relation in where the CPU's are assembled either.

By the way: the mobile versions would step down their vCore when the frequency lowers. So if the mobile versions would have their vCore shown, which one would it be? The maximum allowed vCore?

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