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Processor Support
Pentium III
| Processor Speed |
System Bus Frequency |
Cache Size |
| 1066 MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 1000 MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 933 MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 866 MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 850 MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
| 800EB MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 800 MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
| 750 MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
| 733 MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 700 MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
| 667 MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 650 MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
| 600EB MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 600E MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
| 550E MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
| 533EB MHz |
133 MHz |
256 KB |
| 500E MHz |
100 MHz |
256 KB |
Celeron
| Processor Speed |
System Bus Frequency |
Cache Size |
| 600 MHz |
66 MHz |
128 KB |
| 566 MHz |
66 MHz |
128 KB |
| 533 MHz |
66 MHz |
128 KB |
| 500 MHz |
66 MHz |
128 KB |
Intel Rapid Bios Boot
This is truly one of the greatest features of this motherboard. The best way I can think of explaining it is by quoting what Intel says.
"Intel® Rapid BIOS Boot is an optimized BIOS available only on Intel® Desktop Boards and significantly improves boot time without sacrificing features, quality, or reliability. The BIOS Power On Self Test (POST) was streamlined by parallelizing tasks, eliminating redundant code, reduction of legacy features, and selective hardware usage and configuration. "
If you're still not sure, basically what it does is it optimizes the POST allowing you to boot up your computer at amazing speeds. For example, I am currently running Windows ME, and I can boot up my computer into Windows in 25 secs. I don't know about you, but to me that is just awesome.
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