Pentium Iii Xeon
2008
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 175293 001 HP Compaq CPU Processor Pentium Iii Xeon 700Mhz  US $48.95
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 LOT OF 4 Compaq Pentium III 700 XEON 700 100 1M S2 US $44.99
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 Intel Pentium III Xeon PROLIANT CPU 550 2M 153098 001 US $39.95
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 Intel Pentium III Xeon 700mhz NEW FACTORY SEALED US $37.49
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 New SL3SU Intel Pentium III Xeon 733 Mhz 256KB 133 FSB Retail Boxed CPU US $35.00
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 New Intel Pentium III Xeon SL3SP 400 MHz CPU US $34.50
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 80525KY550512 SL3FK D7514 63001 Intel Pentium III Xeon US $33.95
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 80525KY550512 SL3AJ D9333 69001 Intel Pentium III Xeon US $33.95
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 700MHZ IBM PENTIUM III XEON 100MHZ 2MB CACHE 09N8087 US $30.44
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 Intel SL3D9 Pentium III Xeon Processor 500 MHz 512K US $29.00
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 Compaq Pentium III 700 XEON 700 100 1M S2 US $24.99
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 Intel SL4HF Pentium iii Xeon 1GHz 133 256 w FOXCONN Heat Sink US $21.75
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 Intel Pentium III Xeon 500MHz 1M 100MHz FSB SL2XV US $20.00
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 Intel Pentium III Xeon 700 MHz BX80526KY7002M Retail US $19.99
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 INTEL PENTIUM III XEON PROCESSOR 866 133 256 SL3WW US $17.99
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 Intel Pentium III XEON With Foxconn SL4HF 1G 133 256 68 US $12.80
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 Intel Pentium III XEON With Foxconn SL4HD 933 133 256 69 US $12.80
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 Intel Pentium III Xeon Processor 700 MHz 1M SL4XV 5D973 US $10.00
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 Intel Pentium III Xeon 700mhz 1MB Cache SL49P US $10.00
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 Intel Pentium III XEON Processor 17 256K 400MHz SL56N US $10.00
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 Intel Pentium III Xeon 550 MHz Processor SL3AJ US $10.00
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What Are The Minimal Hardware Specifications To Run Virtual Servers
A VPS or Virtual Private Server is used by a particular user himself. This Virtual private server, although it is running virtually, is equal to a separate physical computer when it comes to functioning or other operations. A server computer can also be what a VPS can be configured to work as. A VPS is sometimes called a Virtual Dedicated Server. A VPS, although it's running an entire operating system, can be rebooted independently. A VPS seeks to bridge the gap between the earlier shared webhosts and dedicated webhosts. Since the UK VPS is exclusively own by just one individual you won't have to share your OS. Dedicated servers are so much more expensive than VPS. Another great thing about VPS is that it grants complete control to the user over the OS itself, including applications and other software.
The VPS has particular software requirements. The most common programs for VPS are Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 or 4 as well as Fedora Core 3 or 4 or CentOS 3.4 or 4. Although VPS requires these, this doesn't restrict the use of other Linux versions. This is because the host OS and the VPS's Linux distribution are not always the same.
The following are the hardware requirements for Virtual private server. It is important that the computer should satisfy the Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Fedora Core hardware requirements. The IBM PC for instance is a requirement for the OS to run properly. A CPU is also very important. The CPU should be any of the following: AMD Athlon, Intel Celeron, Pentium II, III, or 4, or Xeon. The number of CPUs you need would depend on how many VPS you intend to run simultaneously. The fourth component that is required is memory. The random access memory or RAM should be 128 MB at the very least. The higher the memory, the more Virtual private server can be run simultaneously. The exact figure depends on the number and nature of applications you are executing in your Virtual Private Servers.
However, on the average, at least 1 GB of RAM is always preferable for every 20-30 Virtual Private Servers. You also need to make sure you have free hard disk space. A minimum 4 GB of free disk space is recommended. Each Virtual Private Server occupies 400-600 MB of hard disk space for system files in addition to the user data inside the Virtual Private Server. When planning disk division and how many VPS you want to run simultaneously, you should factor that into the computation.
It's also important to have a network card, which should be 3Com-, Intel EtherExpress100-, or RTL8139-based. You need to keep all these things in mind when installing a VPS. Your VPS will not run as efficiently if any one of these requirements is missing.
Have I been scammed?
I have recently purchased a computer, one of the 2 core duo thingys, and when i learnt how to check out the specs of the computer, it tell me that i have two Pentium III Xeon processors?????? Is it suppose to be that way? it functions at 2.66Ghz
oh and by the way, when i check under device manager it shows as intel core 2 duo, but when i search under help and support for computer specs, it howa as pentium III XEON, but two of them
explain! And why pentium 3?? Isn't 4 the best
intel core 2 duo... - DUO means 2...
hence two Pentium III Xeon processors....
How to Remove a Pentium 3 Xeon (cartridge type)
