Intel Pentium 4 561 Prescott (3600MHz, LGA775, 1024Kb L2, 800MHz) specs.
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Basic Specs Intel Pentium 4 561 Prescott (3600MHz, LGA775, 1024Kb L2, 800MHz)
Socket:
LGA775
Code processor:
561
Kernel Intel Pentium 4 561 Prescott (3600MHz, LGA775, 1024Kb L2, 800MHz)
Kernel:
Prescott
Number of cores:
1
Celeron:
90 nm
Frequency characteristics Intel Pentium 4 561 Prescott (3600MHz, LGA775, 1024Kb L2, 800MHz)
Clock frequency:
3600 MHz
System bus:
800 MHz
A multiplication factor:
18
The voltage on the kernel:
1.4 B
Cache Intel Pentium 4 561 Prescott (3600MHz, LGA775, 1024Kb L2, 800MHz)
The amount of L1 cache:
16 KB
The amount of L2 cache:
1024 KB
Instruction sets Intel Pentium 4 561 Prescott (3600MHz, LGA775, 1024Kb L2, 800MHz)
Support Hyper-Threading Technology:
yes
Instructions:
MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3
Support for AMD64/EM64T:
yes
Support NX Bit:
yes
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