but i want to get exact location of L2 cache can u tell me
| Date: 03/12/04 03:21:54 AM]
Intel Pentium 4 3.40GHz Makes its Retail Debut!
Northwood for Sale Today, Prescott to Enter Tomorrow?
[02/01/2004 06:41 AM]The fastest flavour of Intel Pentium 4 processor so far – the 3.40GHz chip – this weekend debuted in Japanese retail, a day or two ahead of Intel’s formal announcement that is to happen on the 2nd of February.
According to Akiba PC Hotline, a local observer of retail computers and components market, a number of shops around famous Akihabara area in

The 3.40GHz chips that can be found in Japanese stores now are Northwood processors in 478-pin packaging with 512KB of level-two cache, 800MHz processor system bus, Hyper-Threading technology and 1.55V maximum Vcore. The source does not claim there are new versions of Pentium 4 central processing units –
The fastest 0.13 micron processor for desktop computers from Santa Clara, California-based chipmaker – Intel Pentium 4 3.40GHz – is quoted from $415 to $453, a not really lofty price for a high-end microprocessor that officially even does not exist.
Sources close to Intel earlier reported that tomorrow the company officially rolls-out it next-generation Prescott Pentium 4 CPUs made using 90nm fabrication technology. The Pentium 4 with newer
No matter what core Pentium 4 processor has inside, all the processors with 800MHz Quad Pumped Bus with speeds at 3.40GHz, 3.20GHz, 3.0GHz and 2.80GHz will cost $417, $278, $218 and $178 respectively in quantities from 1000 units starting from tomorrow.
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