Will CCE work on newer Celerons?

fuji250 · 21st August 2002, 04:05

I'm expressing interest in getting a Celeron 1.7ghz and cranking it up to 2ghz+. Problem is, i remember how my old Celeron 366 wouldnt work with CCE and I was wondering if the new ones still didnt work.

auenf · 21st August 2002, 10:05

as was mostly said in the previous thread, desktop celerons faster than 533(A) will work with CCE.

that is, coppermine and tuatilin based celerons will work, and the newer P4 based celerons will work too (im pretty sure they have SSE in them still)

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fuji250 · 21st August 2002, 11:32

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Originally posted by auenf
as was mostly said in the previous thread, desktop celerons faster than 533(A) will work with CCE.

that is, coppermine and tuatilin based celerons will work, and the newer P4 based celerons will work too (im pretty sure they have SSE in them still)

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Not only do they have SSE in them, but they also have SSE2

auenf · 22nd August 2002, 15:11

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Originally posted by fuji250

Not only do they have SSE in them, but they also have SSE2

but also this applies to P4's and P4 celerons: 'Where's the FPU?'

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fuji250 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 26	Will CCE work on newer Celerons? I'm expressing interest in getting a Celeron 1.7ghz and cranking it up to 2ghz+. Problem is, i remember how my old Celeron 366 wouldnt work with CCE and I was wondering if the new ones still didnt work.

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auenf avatar doesn't support IE Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: The Great Southland Posts: 2,238	as was mostly said in the previous thread, desktop celerons faster than 533(A) will work with CCE. that is, coppermine and tuatilin based celerons will work, and the newer P4 based celerons will work too (im pretty sure they have SSE in them still) Enf...