Dell Processor upgrade: Intel Pentium M 7R414 1.4 GHz Micro-PGA 1 MB 400MHZ

The Dell CPU powers your computing platform, delivering extra performance for cutting-edge applications and an extraordinary computing experience. the Dell Processor upgrade: Intel Pentium M 7R414 1.4 GHz Micro-PGA 1 MB 400MHZ is designed to meet the computation-intensive requirements of cutting-edge software applications running on high-performance desktop systems. more

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FSB400MHZ
Socket TypeMicro-PGA
Operating Frequency1.4 GHz

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4/5: From: Review Centre; Posted: Dec-05-2005; Review of Intel Pentium M Processor; I got the AOPEN i915gmm motherboard and Intel Pentium M 750 (1.86GHz) on a whim, and have been more than impressed. My computer is virtually silent (apart from graphics card, fan and power fan) as fans don't kick in unless you stress the...; read full review | report as inappropriate

1.5/5: From: Review Centre; Posted: Nov-15-2005; Review of Intel Celeron Processor; The Celerons that Intel first introduced as a low-cost CPU alternative (266 & 300MHz versions) were basically just Pentium-II's without any L2 cache at all. This deficiency really punished Celeron performance when compared to competitive...; read full review | report as inappropriate

4/5: From: Review Centre; Posted: Mar-14-2004; Review of Intel Celeron Processor; It's right, the Intel Celeron is a poor man's pentium - good for internet or the odd games, mind you, i have still got my 600mzh celeron in my drawer, i like my p3, mind you the celeron is faster than amd.; read full review | report as inappropriate

4.5/5: From: Review Centre; Posted: Jul-06-2003; Review of Intel Celeron Processor; Basically, the celeron has always been the poor mans pentium, and always will be. It has the same specs in general as the pentium, just a much smaller l2 cache. I have been a celeron fan forever, mostly because the price, I find that all...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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4/5: From: Review Centre; Posted: Dec-05-2005; Review of Intel Pentium M Processor; I got the AOPEN i915gmm motherboard and Intel Pentium M 750 (1.86GHz) on a whim, and have been more than impressed. My computer is virtually silent (apart from graphics card, fan and power fan) as fans don't kick in unless you stress the...; read full review | report as inappropriate

1.5/5: From: Review Centre; Posted: Nov-15-2005; Review of Intel Celeron Processor; The Celerons that Intel first introduced as a low-cost CPU alternative (266 & 300MHz versions) were basically just Pentium-II's without any L2 cache at all. This deficiency really punished Celeron performance when compared to competitive...; read full review | report as inappropriate

0/5: From: Review Centre; Posted: Aug-25-1998; After the introduction of the Pentium II, there were rumors of Intel working on a 266MHz Socket-7 Pentium MMX processor, code-named the Tillamook. With current Pentium MMX 233's boasting a high yield, and...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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