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Single-core desktop processor running at 2.8 GHz with 800 MHz front-side bus for Socket 775 motherboards
This Intel Pentium 4 520J processor operates at 2.8 GHz with an 800 MHz front-side bus and 1 MB L2 cache. It fits the Socket 775 platform and is supplied as a new processor only. The unit weighs 5.1 units and measures one unit in height, width and length.
This processor suits technicians maintaining existing Socket 775 systems or builders assembling period-correct retro computers. It does not meet the needs of users requiring multi-core performance, modern instruction sets or contemporary memory interfaces. Buyers looking for current-generation computing power should consider newer platforms.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | INTEL |
Yes, the 520J runs at 2.8 GHz on an 800 MHz front-side bus and fits Socket 775 boards that support that bus speed.
It provides a 2.8 GHz core frequency with 1 MB L2 cache on the 800 MHz bus, giving period-correct performance for Socket 775 platforms.
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