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All Pentium 4 Models
Author: Cássio Lima
Type: Tutorials Last Updated: September 14, 2007
Page: 2 of 5
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Willamette

The first Pentium 4 models were based on Willamette core, which had 256 KB L2 cache, worked externally at 400 MHz (100 MHz transferring four data per clock cycle), SSE2 instructions support, 0.18 µm manufacturing process and 42 million transistors, using an area of 217 mm2. The metal alloy used on the transistor interconnections was aluminum.

Willamette core
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Figure 1: Willamette core.

On the table below we list all Pentium 4 models released using Willamette core. 

Model

Internal Clock

External Clock

TDP

Max. Temp. (º C)

L2 Cache

Socket

Hyper-Threading

SL5SZ

2 GHz

400 MHz

71.8 W

74

256 KB

423

No

SL5TL

2 GHz

400 MHz

75.3 W

76

256 KB

478

No

SL5UH

2 GHz

400 MHz

75.3 W

76

256 KB

478

No

SL5TQ

2 GHz

400 MHz

71.8 W

74

256 KB

423

No

SL5VK

1.90 GHz

400 MHz

72.8 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL67C

1.90 GHz

400 MHz

72.8 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL5VN

1.90 GHz

400 MHz

69.2 W

73

256 KB

423

No

SL5WG

1.90 GHz

400 MHz

72.8 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL6BF

1.90 GHz

400 MHz

72.8 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL5WH

1.90 GHz

400 MHz

69.2 W

73

256 KB

423

No

SL4X5

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.7 W

78

256 KB

423

No

SL5UT

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.1 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL5UM

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.7 W

78

256 KB

423

No

SL67B

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.1 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL5VM

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.7 W

78

256 KB

423

No

SL4WV

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.7 W

78

256 KB

423

No

SL5UK

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.1 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL5VJ

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.1 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL5UV

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.1 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL6BE

1.80 GHz

400 MHz

66.1 W

77

256 KB

478

No

SL5TK

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

63.5 W

76

256 KB

478

No

SL62Z

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

67.7 W

73

256 KB

478

No

SL59X

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

63.5 W

76

256 KB

478

No

SL67A

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

63.5 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL5TP

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

64 W

70

256 KB

423

No

SL5SY

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

64 W

76

256 KB

423

No

SL5N9

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

63.5 W

76

256 KB

478

No

SL6BD

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

63.5 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL5UG

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

63.5 W

76

256 KB

478

No

SL57V

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

64 W

70

256 KB

423

No

SL57W

1.70 GHz

400 MHz

64 W

76

256 KB

423

No

SL5UJ

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

60.8 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL5UL

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

61 W

75

256 KB

423

No

SL5US

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

57.9 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL5UW

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

57.9 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL5VH

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

60.8 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL5VL

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

61 W

75

256 KB

423

No

SL4WU

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

61 W

75

256 KB

423

No

SL679

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

60.8 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL4X4

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

61 W

75

256 KB

423

No

SL6BC

1.60 GHz

400 MHz

60.8 W

75

256 KB

478

No

SL5SX

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

57.8 W

73

256 KB

423

No

SL5N8

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

57.9 W

73

256 KB

478

No

SL4WT

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

54.7 W

73

256 KB

423

No

SL4TY

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

54.7 W

72

256 KB

423

No

SL5TJ

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

57.9 W

73

256 KB

478

No

SL5TN

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

57.8 W

73

256 KB

423

No

SL59V

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

57.9 W

73

256 KB

478

No

SL4X3

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

54.7 W

73

256 KB

423

No

SL4SH

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

54.7 W

72

256 KB

423

No

SL5UF

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

57.9 W

73

256 KB

478

No

SL62Y

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

62.9 W

71

256 KB

478

No

SL6BA

1.50 GHz

400 MHz

57.9 W

73

256 KB

478

No

SL59U

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

55.3 W

72

256 KB

478

No

SL4X2

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

54.7 W

72

256 KB

423

No

SL4SG

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

51.8 W

70

256 KB

423

No

SL4SC

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

51.8 W

70

256 KB

423

No

SL5N7

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

55.3 W

72

256 KB

478

No

SL4WS

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

54.7 W

72

256 KB

423

No

SL5TG

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

55.3 W

72

256 KB

478

No

SL5UE

1.40 GHz

400 MHz

55.3 W

72

256 KB

478

No

SL5FW

1.30 GHz

400 MHz

51.6 W

70

256 KB

423

No

SL4SF

1.30 GHz

400 MHz

48.9 W

69

256 KB

423

No

SL5GC

1.30 GHz

400 MHz

51.6 W

70

256 KB

423

No

SL4QD

1.30 GHz

400 MHz

48.9 W

69

256 KB

423

No

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