See details - Intel Pentium M Processore 1. Buy It Now. Add to cart. Sold by taishan About this product Product Information The Intel Pentium M processor is based on a high performance, low power micro-architecture and includes several innovative features like an advanced branch prediction and data prefetching, Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 support, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology support, Intel MMX media enhancement technology support and advanced thermal monitoring capabilities.
The Intel Pentium M processor is the next step towards achieving high mobile performance at very low power. This exciting new processor supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep technology at multiple operating points instead of two points support on existing processors. Real-time dynamic switching of the voltage and frequency between multiple performance modes is based on CPU demand.
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Add to Compare. Performance Specifications. Supplemental Information. Memory Specifications. Package Specifications. Advanced Technologies. Retired and discontinued. Trade compliance information. Product Images. Downloads Available:. Product Support. Moderate speed bumps, astronomical caches hiding the bandwidth limitation problems, no intergrated mem controllers double the same problem with each stiched core , lack of 64bits I remember the "who needs the 32bit" moto by the now defunct 3dfx in the 3d arenas , DDR2 that never delivered and now forced on us all since the memory foundries need to cater for the ignorant everyday intel shoppers.
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TM put battery life on the map as a key issue for mobile products, and they succeeded in convincing both Intel and AMD that in many situations, portability and flexibility are more important to mobile users than performance. Not long after Crusoe was unveiled, Intel got mobile religion in a big way, and they put together a team in Israel to work on a new microprocessor architecture designed specifically for the mobile space.
The original rumors around Banias, as the processor was codenamed, had Intel starting over completely from scratch and designing a new CPU from the ground up; the new chip was said to have little in common with either the PIII or the P4. As it turns out, these rumors were wrong. Banias, or the Pentium M as it's now called is clearly the latest and greatest version of Intel's venerable "P6" microarchitecture, on which Intel's bit desktop chips from the Pentium Pro down through the PIII were all based.
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