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Intel Celeron 1000A/256/100/1.475

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This series of Celerons is based on the Pentium III Tualatin core, and made with a 0.13 µ process. They were nicknamed Tualeron. The series began with 1000 and 1100 MHz parts (which were given the extension "A" to their name to differentiate them from the Coppermine-128 of the same speed they replaced) and the line continued with 1200, 1300, and 1400 MHz chips.

Tualerons are identical to their fully-fledged Pentium III sibling, except that they use a 100 MHz bus rather than a 133 MHz bus. They are excellent overclockers, since they have higher multipliers and users could put them on a 133 MHz bus easily. The cache is the same as in the Pentium III; 256KB in both.

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Core Frequency:	1000 MHz
Board Frequency:	100 MHz
Clock Multiplier:	10.0
Data bus (ext.):	64 Bit
Address bus:	36 Bit
Transistors:	28,100,000
Circuit Size:	0.13 µ
Voltage:	1.475 V
Introduced:	August 31, 2001
Manufactured:	week 05/2002
Made in:	Philippines
L1 Cache:	16+16 KB
L2 Cache:	256 KB
CPU Code:	Celeron Tualatin
Intel S-Spec:	SL5ZF
Package Type:	Plastic FC-PGA-370
Socket:	370

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