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| Server Upgrades are here! Powerleap has recently released several new upgrades targeted at multi-CPU servers, including products for Slot-1, Socket-370, and Slot-2 Xeon systems! |
June, 2003 |
Take a look at the appropriate model below...
PL-P3/SMP
PL-370/SMP
PL-P3/Xeon-S |
| PL-iP4 Hyper-Thread Enabling adapter released. Review at Tom's Hardware |
May, 2003 |
| ...the benchmarks are proof positive of the obvious advantages of this technology. It is not by accident that Intel will soon introduce other Pentium 4 CPUs, which offer HT at even lower clock rates. |
| PowerLeap introduces the PL-P4/N upgrade for Socket-423 Pentium 4 systems. |
July, 2002 |
This patented upgrade allows early Pentium 4 systems to upgrade to the latest Intel "Northwood" Pentium 4 processor, as high as 2.6 GHz.
Maximum PC calls it, "a Kick-Ass Product"! |
| Robert Hancock
(popular contributor to the DellTalk forum
and author of the Dell
Dimension Processor Upgrade FAQ) benchmarks the 1.4
GHz PL-iP3/T. |
June, 2002 |
| In testing the 1.4 GHz PL-iP3/T in his Dell Dimension XPS-R system, Robert Hancock remarks, "Putting in a 1.4 GHz
CPU will give a pretty significant performance boost to
an older Slot 1-based machine. It's an especially good
deal for the older XPS R machines, as you can triple the
original CPU clock speed on the same
motherboard." |
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