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Pentium 2.4c Thermal Specs

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Leviathann

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Does anyone know where to find the thermal data sheet for these? I can't seem to find it anymore.
 
from: http://www.cluboverclocker.com/reviews/cpu/intel/p4/2.4c/

sSpec Number SL6WR
Processor Frequency 2.40 GHZ
Package Type 478 pin PPGA FC-PGA2
Bus Speed 800 MHz
Core Stepping D1
L2 Cache Size 512 KB
L2 Cache Speed 2.40 GHz
CPUID String 0F29h
Core Voltage
Thermal Guideline 66.2W
Thermal Spec 74°C
Manufacturing Technology 0.13 micron
Bus/Core Ratio 12
Datasheet http://developer.intel.com/design/Pentium4/specupdt/
Box Order Code BX80532PG2400D

ftp://download.intel.com/design/Pentium4/datashts/29864312.pdf
 
The above is only a half answer. It really depends on what stepping you have wich may not be a D1 as the above poster assumes. The stepping is written as a sSpec number on the heat spreader. If you can remove the heatsink and find this information, you can get the details on your CPU, including the thermal spec at processorfinder.intel.com/scripts/default.asp.
 
CentronMe: I did make an assumption about which cpu leviathann was inquiring about. maybe he does have an M0, so here's a more complete answer, although all of this and more is in the datasheets...::)

Intel produced 3 specifications of the 2.40C chip w/ 800mhz fsb:

SL6WF D1 512K 0F29h 2.40GHz/800MHz 31.0 mm FC rev 1.0

SL6WR D1 512K 0F29h 2.40GHz/800MHz 31.0 mm FC rev 1.0

SL6Z3 M0 512K 0F25h 2.40GHz/800MHz 31.0 mm FC rev 1.0

the D1 stepping (which presumably comprises 67% of all 2.4c chips) has the following specifications:

sSpec Number
SL6WR/SL6WF
CPUID String
0F29h
Package Type
478 pin PPGA FC-PGA2
Bus Speed
800 MHz
Thermal Guideline
66.2W
Core Stepping
D1
Thermal Spec
74°C
L2 Cache Size
512 KB
Manufacturing Technology
0.13 micron
L2 Cache Speed
2.40 GHz
Bus/Core Ratio
12
Spec Update
http://developer.intel.com/design/Pentium4/documentation.htm
Product Order Codes
Box Order Code
BX80532PG2400D

finally, depending on the VID: Vmax = 1.375-1.425 V, Vmin = 1.295-1.345 V, Icc_max = 52.4 A, TDP = 66.2 W, Tcase = 74 °C

the M0 stepping varies slightly: Vmax = 1.425 V, Vmin = 1.350 V, Icc_max = 57.9 A, TDP = 75.1 W, Tcase = 72 °C, Isgnt = 32.0 A.

sSpec Number
SL6Z3
Processor Frequency
2.40 GHz
CPUID String
0F25h
Package Type
478 pin PPGA FC-PGA2
Bus Speed
800 MHz
Thermal Guideline
75.1W
Core Stepping
M0
Thermal Spec
72°C
L2 Cache Size
512 KB
Manufacturing Technology
0.13 micron
L2 Cache Speed
2.40 GHz
Bus/Core Ratio
12
Spec Update
http://developer.intel.com/design/Pentium4/documentation.htm
Product Order Codes
Box Order Code
BX80532PG2400D

I've heard good things about the M0s, although i've only used a D1, which still oc'ed well.
 
just bought one of these today and it's from SL6WF China. cuz i remember seeing only costa ricas,malays and couple of others on cpudatebase but i've never seen a china.
anybody ever seen these?? and should it make a difference on overclocking results?
 
Mine oc's like dog poo. At 250fsb, 1.6 v ,ram 1:1 or 5:4 it craps out Prime in 30secs. Won't post over 260.


LKS
 
Heck oc it now, no need to wait . Igot a new mobo coming, I'm frothing at the mouth waiting on it, damn usps.


LKS
 
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