8050x > IntelTT300

Modified: May 6, 2005, 8:55 pm

Manufacturer:	Intel
Model:	TT300
Speed:	300MHz
Type:	Pentium Mobile w/ MMX
Data Code:	9910
Introduced:	1997
Transistors:	4.3 Million
Package:	312 TCP
Process:	0.35 Micron
Architecture:	32 bit CISC w/ MMX
Used in:	Laptop computers
Description:	The Pentium (or P5) was the next in the line of Intel x86 CPUs. The class of CPUs is known as 8050x, or Pentiums. Intel was going away from branding CPUs as numbers (486 etc) as it was ruled that Intel couldn't copyright numbers. The Pentium has 16K of Cache (32k in MMX chips) and could address 4GB of memory. In essence it was 2 486s side by side. It was made in speeds from 60MHz-300MHz, voltages from 1.8 (mobile) to 5.15V (origial Pentium). There are several Flavors of the Pentium: P5: Original 5V Socket 4 P54C: Socket 5/7 3.3V P55C: Socket 7 Split Voltage 0.35u MMX The early Pentiums had a bug called the FDIV Bug, that under certain conditions would result in faulty math. It was a PR nightmare and was fixed. ------------------------ MMX added 67 intructions, 4 new 64-bit datatypes and an enhanced FPU. It also brings a split voltage plane (2.8V core, 3.3V I/O) ----------------------------- Type: P55C MMX: Yes FDIV Bug: No Cache: 32K Voltage: 1.9V ------------------------ This is a Mobile Tilamook CPU. The Fastest P55C ever made.