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Intel Celeron® A, 2.0 GHz (BX80532RC2000BSL6VY) Retail Processor

Intel Celeron D 326

Intel Celeron® D 326, 2.53 GHz (BX80547RE2533CN) Boxed Processor

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Product Description
All of the Intel Celeron processors demonstrate Intel's commitment to the value-priced PC market segment. The Intel Celeron processors provide the value customer the capability to... More
All of the Intel Celeron processors demonstrate Intel's commitment to the value-priced PC market segment. The Intel Celeron processors provide the value customer the capability to affordably get onto the Internet, utilize educational programs, home office software and productivity applications. All of the Intel Celeron processors include an integrated L2 cache, and are built on Intel's advanced CMOS process technology. Less
The Intel® Celeron® D processor on 90 nm process in the 478-pin package and in the FC-LGA775 Land package expands Intel's processor family into value-priced PC market segments.... More
The Intel® Celeron® D processor on 90 nm process in the 478-pin package and in the FC-LGA775 Land package expands Intel's processor family into value-priced PC market segments. Celeron D processors offer exciting technologies at a great value. The Celeron D processors include a larger integrated L2 cache and faster processor system bus when compared to Celeron processors. The Celeron D processor is built on the foundation of Intel's successful engineering and manufacturing leadership with Intel's commitment of technology, quality and reliability to value-priced PC market segments. The Celeron D processors provide customers the capability to affordably get onto the Internet, utilize educational programs, home-office software and productivity applications with great computing and multimedia power. Less
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Key Features   
Architecture - 90 nanometers
Clock Speed 2 GHz 2.53 GHz
Package Type Retail Intel Boxed
Socket Type   Socket 478 Socket LGA775
Product Type Processor Processor
Bus Speed 400 MHz 533 MHz
Processor Type Celeron A Celeron D
Processor   
Processor Number - 326
Processor Type   Celeron A Celeron D
Processor Instruction Set Intel MMX • SSE2 • X86-to-RISC SSE2 • SSE3
Clock Speed   2 GHz 2.53 GHz
Manufacturer Intel Intel
Product Type   Processor Processor
Memory   
L2 Cache Size 128 KB 256 KB
L1 Cache Size   8 KB 16 KB
Other Features   
Included Devices Cooling Fan • Heat Sink -
Package Qty. 1 1
Platform   PC PC
Processor Features - Extended Memory 64 Technology (EM64T)
Brand Intel Intel
Warranty   
Warranty 3 Years 3 Years
Miscellaneous   
UPC 735858157025 00735858176330
Recommended Use - Multimedia applications • Digital Home apps • Basic Computing Needs
Product ID 20257768 26708934
Product MPN   
MPN BX80532RC2000BSL6VY BX80547RE2533CN
 
Consumer Reviews
Intel Celeron A
Intel Celeron® A, 2.0 GHz (BX80532RC2000BSL6VY) Retail...
From $31.60
Intel Celeron D 326
Intel Celeron® D 326, 2.53 GHz (BX80547RE2533CN) Boxed...
$64.95

Product Review Summary

3.9
Based on 107 user reviews
81% recommend this product
5 stars
41
4 stars
40
3 stars
11
2 stars
8
1 star
7
Pros
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Cons
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Good For
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Consumer Reviews

18

Beware while overclocking your Celeron

bychaissja Aug 11, 2000
51 Helpfuls 52 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Increased performance
Cons Moisture causing damage to hardware
Recommended it? No

Some of us overclockers have resorted to another type of cooling system, which consists of an electrically powered, active-cooling pad/heat sink mounted on the CPU. Known as a peltier cooler, the unit utilizes a heat-pump transfer method of cooling the CPU surface. Simply put, one side of the... Read full review »

19

Overclocking experiences with the Celeron 566

byquigley13 Aug 7, 2000
42 Helpfuls 43 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros VERY Overclockable
Cons Not as fast as the PIII
Recommended it? Yes

Celeron II ? Overview
The new Celerons (Celeron II) are essentially a Pentium III with half of the L2 Cache disabled. Like the PIII, the new Celerons even include Intel?s SSE instructions. This can really speed up applications/games that make use of these instructions. The new Celerons are the... Read full review »

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