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To: Craig Freeman who wrote (54137)4/4/1999 12:29:00 PM
From: DRBES  Respond to of 1571803
 
re: "If you mean "Processor Serial Number", everything at the Intel web site indicates that it's specific to the PIII."

NOT EXACTLY! To paraphrase a recent set of Hertz (not megahertz) commercials, an earlier set of exploratory "prototype" serial numbers were included on a large number of their early 0.25 micron feature size devices with out any announcement or public warning.

DARBES



To: Craig Freeman who wrote (54137)4/4/1999 1:55:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis  Respond to of 1571803
 
RE:"What is your source for "later Celerons and PIIs have the CPUID
imbedded."?"...

Intel has stated it.
I've seen the link but don't have it handy.

Best for overclocking now is 300A PPGA in slot 1 (via ASUS slocket), Asus P2B or Microstar 6163.

Jim


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