18 Questions
What material was a likely change from aluminum to inside the microprocessor?
Copper
Which microprocessor had a faster core than the Pentium II and was a P6 or Pentium Pro processor?
Pentium III
What was another name for the socket 370 version of the Pentium III microprocessor?
Flip-chip
Which microprocessor was available with clock frequencies up to 1 GHz?
Pentium III
What is a characteristic of the Pentium II microprocessor?
Professional and home/business versions
In terms of interconnections, what was considered a better conductor than aluminum?
Copper
How many transistors are in the Pentium Pro Processor?
21 million
What is the clock frequency of the Pentium Pro Processor?
150 and 166 MHz
Which type of cache does the Pentium Pro Processor have?
256K level-two (L2) cache
How many instructions can the Pentium Pro Processor execute at a time?
Up to three instructions
What market was the Intel Pentium Pro optimized for?
Server market
What is the maximum memory system size that the Pentium Pro Processor can address?
64Gbyte
What bus speed was used by the newer Pentium II in 1998?
100 MHz
Which Intel processor was specifically designed for high-end workstation and server applications in mid-1998?
Xeon
What is the L2 cache size available for the Xeon processor?
2M bytes
Which Intel processor is actually a Pentium Pro with MMX extensions?
Pentium II
What architecture does the Core2 Microprocessor have with 64-bit Extensions?
x86-64
In 1998, what chip set did the Xeon processor function with?
440GX
Learn about the features and capabilities of the Intel Pentium Pro processor, including its transistors, cache sizes, clock frequencies, and execution engines. Understand how it compares to other Intel microprocessors.
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