Pentium D 920 Question

jph1589 · September 7th, 2006

When I bought my CPU, I noticed the Spec number was different than the usual 920. The only one that Intel lists in the spec finder is the SL94S, but mine is and SL8WS. I can find that spec number in 2 places on Intel's website. Both are articles listing supported processors for a server board, but there is no spec listed anywhere else on their website.

There are various entries on the net about it that show up when I google it, but must of those contain inacurate data like the inclusion of EIST which I know it doesn't have.

Is there any good way of getting to the bottom of this for curiousity sake?

Lead Head · September 7th, 2006

maby its just a new stepping?

jph1589 · September 7th, 2006

Here is the CPUZ of it.

Here is the spec for the only 920 that Intel has in their database.

polobunny · September 7th, 2006

http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...px?sSpec=SL94S
Don't break a hip old one, this is might fast! :P

jph1589 · September 7th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by polobunny

http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL94S
Don't break a hip old one, this is might fast! :P

I was just curious.

**Capper** · September 7th, 2006

Let me ask Intel and see what they say. I'll post a response as soon as I hear back

**Capper** · September 8th, 2006

Quote:

SL8WS is a B-1 Presler (Pentium D 920 for desktops), which has been
since superceded by SL94S

-INTEL

**stinger608** · September 8th, 2006

Leave it up to the main man Capper to come up with the answer

jph1589 · September 9th, 2006

Thank you!

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jph1589 Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 367	Pentium D 920 Question When I bought my CPU, I noticed the Spec number was different than the usual 920. The only one that Intel lists in the spec finder is the SL94S, but mine is and SL8WS. I can find that spec number in 2 places on Intel's website. Both are articles listing supported processors for a server board, but there is no spec listed anywhere else on their website. There are various entries on the net about it that show up when I google it, but must of those contain inacurate data like the inclusion of EIST which I know it doesn't have. Is there any good way of getting to the bottom of this for curiousity sake? Commodore 64 overclocked into outerspace

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jph1589 Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 367	Screenie Here is the CPUZ of it. Here is the spec for the only 920 that Intel has in their database. Commodore 64 overclocked into outerspace

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