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Processors question

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From: MR
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2000 00:00
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May be somebody can tell me exactly what are the exact details of all those
new processors available on the market:

we have two major types AMD and Intel:

first of all there two type of memory on the processors, level1 (built in
processor) and level2
all types of processors are modify with level1 & level2 memory

Intel:
we have Celeron processors that are cheaper
they have level1 memory of about 16k ------> what's the exact amount
they don't have level2 memory on the processor, it's on the main board which
mean speed is lower
-----> correct me if i'm wrong

we have PII processors
level1 memory on the processor   ------>  what's the exact amount ?
level2 memory ------> i'm not sure if it's on processor or on main board ?
how much?

we have PIII processors
i'm not sure but i think that level1 and level2 memory are integrated in the
processor
-----> right? how much level1 and level2 ?

we have PIII E and PIII EB
-----> what they have more than PIII ?

AMD

we have three types of processors
athlon ----> level1 and level2 memory on processor? how much?
duron -----> level1 and level2 memory on processor? how much?
thurderbird -----> level1 and level2 memory on processor ? how much?
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Subject: Processors question
Date: 2000/10/12
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