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03-30-2005 03:47 AM
03-30-2005 03:47 AM
Re: PII vs. PIII vs. 450 Zion need help
Mark,
I'm pretty sure but have no documentation to back this up that the PL800 and also the PL1600 family will only accept the PII series of CPU's. I've also tried PIII's in them with no luck. Just didn't think of that part until now.
Sorry for the late info,
Mike Stevens
I'm pretty sure but have no documentation to back this up that the PL800 and also the PL1600 family will only accept the PII series of CPU's. I've also tried PIII's in them with no luck. Just didn't think of that part until now.
Sorry for the late info,
Mike Stevens
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04-05-2005 09:17 PM
04-05-2005 09:17 PM
Re: PII vs. PIII vs. 450 Zion need help
You cannot use PIII and PII processors simultaniously ind a multi-processor machine.
Even if the printed numbers are almost the same: PII and PIII are different processor-generations, so the work different internally.
So the can never be synchroniced - and SMP - symmetric multi processing - depends on that.
Regards
Th. Jalas
Even if the printed numbers are almost the same: PII and PIII are different processor-generations, so the work different internally.
So the can never be synchroniced - and SMP - symmetric multi processing - depends on that.
Regards
Th. Jalas
Thorsten Jalas - have fun !
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