Intel Pentium 233MHz SL27S Processor

The Intel SL27S Pentium 233MMX CPU is a processor from the early to mid-1990s, designed for personal computers during the transition from 486 to Pentium architecture. It operates at a clock speed of 233 MHz and supports MMX technology, which was introduced by Intel to enhance multimedia and communication applications. This CPU was typically used in desktop systems that required improved performance for tasks such as video editing, gaming, and other multimedia applications. It runs on a voltage of 2.8V and is part of the original Pentium line before the introduction of the Pentium Pro and later Pentium II models.

The SL27S model was likely intended for use in systems that required a balance between performance and cost, making it a popular choice for mid-range computers during its time. It features a 64-bit data bus and supports the x86 instruction set, which was standard for personal computers at the time. The MMX extensions added new instructions for handling multimedia data more efficiently, which was a significant advancement in processor capabilities for its era.



Brand: Intel
Model: SL27S
Specifications: 233 MHz clock speed, 2.8V voltage, MMX technology
Features: Supports MMX instructions, x86 architecture, 64-bit data bus