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- PL-ProMMX (Adapter Only):
Only $80.00(CDN)
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• Available with genuine Intel or AMD processor,
or without CPU.
• Custom ball-bearing fan heatsink included.
• Illustrated User's Guide
CPU Control Panel Software Download here.
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| AMD's 3DNow!™ technology is an innovative group
of 21 new instructions for the x86 architecture
that brings powerful performance enhancements for
multimedia and floating-point-intensive applications.
With 3DNow! technology, applications can achieve more
detailed 3D imaging faster frame rates for video
playback, and dramatic improvements in audio. 3DNow!™
technology appears in the AMD K6-III, K6-2, and Athlon™
processors and works with all existing operating systems
and x86 applications. |
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MMX Technology
Intel's MMX™ technology extends the performance
of Pentium processors with 57 new instructions, a 32K L1
cache, four new 64-bit data types, and more. For
multimedia and communications applications, MMX can
significantly enhance audio/video playback and image
processing. MMX™ technology is compatible with a wide
range of existing operating systems (including MS-DOS,
Windows, OS/2, and UNIX) and 16/32-bit
applications. |
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The PowerLeap PL-ProMMX™ CPU upgrade adapter allows
Pentium™ socket 5 and socket 7 systems to upgrade to a faster
and more powerful processor that otherwise possible. Choose
either the PL-ProMMX-400™
or PL-ProMMX-233™
for a complete upgrade solution including CPU. The
PL-ProMMX is also available in adapter-only form, without
CPU. |
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Special Features
PowerLeap PL-ProMMX™ offers the following advanced
features:
- Upgrade solution for both Socket 5 & Socket 7
systems.
- Integrated switching VRM (Voltage Regulating
Module).
- Supports AMD K-2 and Intel Pentium processors.
- Patented IPS™ (Independent Power Source)
technology--providing pure, abundant, and reliable power to
the CPU. IPS technology isolates the CPU from the power
plane of the motherboard, allowing precise control over CPU
core voltage.
- Chip-for-chip replacement.
- Delivers the most cost-effective MMX™ CPU upgrade
solution.
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Fastest
Option:
PL-ProMMX-400™ 
The AMD K6-2 CPU processor, at 400 MHz, delivers a
substantial performance increase over the Intel Pentium
processor. Our onboard switching voltage regulator
supplies the required 2.0-2.4 volts core power supply that
most existing motherboards lack, as well as the higher clock
multipliers that are needed to reach such high core speeds on
a 66MHz bus system. Check compatibility here.
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| Your System: |
Your System Bus
Speed: |
Your
System After Upgrading
(Clock multiplier
6.0x): |
| Pentium 75 |
50MHz*
(see Note) |
300MHz |
| Pentium 90, 120, 150, 180 |
60MHz**
(see Note) |
360MHz |
| Pentium 100, 133, 166, 200 |
66MHz |
400MHz | |
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* Note: Pentium 75MHz systems have a 50MHz
system bus speed, which limits the final speed of the CPU
upgrade. Many systems (for example, Gateway P-75, Dell
Dimension P75) have a jumper to change system bus speed to 60
or 66MHz for optimal performance (see your system
documentation or contact the manufacturer's technical support
dept.). If you can change your system bus to 60MHz, then your
upgrade speeds would be the same as for a Pentium 90 (see
chart). If you can change your system bus to 66MHz, then your
upgrade speeds would be the same as for a Pentium 100 (see
chart).
** Note: A 60MHz system bus speed may limit
final upgrade speed. Many systems have a jumper to change
system bus speed to 66MHz for optimal performance (see your
system documentation or contact the manufacturer's technical
support dept.). If you can change your system bus to 66MHz,
then your upgrade speeds would be the same as for a Pentium
100 (see chart). |
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Broadest
Compatibility:
PL-ProMMX-233
Choose the Intel 233MHz Pentium w/MMX version for the
widest compatibility with existing socket 5/7 systems.
Faster than the Intel Overdrive™, and safe for use in
any Socket 7 or Socket 5 motherboard, including Pentium
systems from Gateway, Dell, Packard Bell, IBM, Compaq,
Hewlett-Packard, AST, NEC, Micron, and many other
brands. Check compatibility here. |
| Your System: |
Your System Bus
Speed: |
Your
System After Upgrading
(Clock multiplier
3.5x): |
| Pentium 75 |
50MHz*
(see Note) |
175MHz |
| Pentium 90, 120, 150, 180 |
60MHz**
(see Note) |
210MHz |
| Pentium 100, 133, 166, 200 |
66MHz |
233MHz | |
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* Note: Pentium 75MHz systems have a 50MHz
system bus speed, which limits the final speed of the CPU
upgrade. Many systems (for example, Gateway P-75, Dell
Dimension P75) have a jumper to change system bus speed to 60
or 66MHz for optimal performance (see your system
documentation or contact the manufacturer's technical support
dept.). If you can change your system bus to 60MHz, then your
upgrade speeds would be the same as for a Pentium 90 (see
chart). If you can change your system bus to 66MHz, then your
upgrade speeds would be the same as for a Pentium 100 (see
chart).
** Note: A 60MHz system bus speed may limit
final upgrade speed. Many systems have a jumper to change
system bus speed to 66MHz for optimal performance (see your
system documentation or contact the manufacturer's technical
support dept.). If you can change your system bus to 66MHz,
then your upgrade speeds would be the same as for a Pentium
100 (see chart). |
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