List of Intel Pentium III microprocessors


The Pentium III from Intel is a sixth-generation CPU targeted at the consumer market.

Desktop processors

"Katmai"">Katmai (microprocessor)">"Katmai" (250 nm)

Model NumbersSpec NumberFrequencyL2 CacheFSBMultVoltageTDPSocketRelease DatePart NumberRelease Price
SL3R2, SL446, SL45R, SL3Q9500 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.6 V13.2 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PY500256$239
SL3US500 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.6 V13.2 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PY500256$239
SL3VA, SL3VF, SL45S, SL3SX533 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65 V14 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PZ533256$305
SL3N6, SL3SX, SL3XG, SL44W533 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65 V14 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PZ533256$305
SL3R3, SL44G, SL45T, SL3QA550 MHz256 KB100 MHz5.5×1.6–1.7 V14.5 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PY550256$368
SL3V5, SL44X550 MHz256 KB100 MHz5.5×1.6–1.7 V14.5 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PY550256$368
SL3NL, SL45U, SL5BT, SL3VH, SL3XU, SL4CM600 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.7–1.75 V19.5 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PY600256$455
SL3H6, SL4C7, SL3NA, SL44Y, SL43E600 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.7–1.75 V19.5 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PY600256$455
SL3VB, SL45V, SL3XT, SL4CL, SL3VG600 MHz256 KB133 MHz4.5×1.65–1.7 V15.8 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PZ600256$455
SL3H7, SL3NB, SL3XJ, SL44Z, SL4C6600 MHz256 KB133 MHz4.5×1.65–1.7 V15.8 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PZ600256$455
SL3NM, SL3XV, SL45W, SL3VJ, SL4CK650 MHz256 KB100 MHz6.5×1.65–1.7 V17 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PY650256$583
SL3KV, SL4C5, SL3XK, SL3NR, SL452650 MHz256 KB100 MHz6.5×1.65–1.7 V17 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PY650256$583
SL3T2, SL3XW, SL45X, SL3VK, SL4CJ666 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65–1.7 V17.5 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PZ667256$605
SL3KW, SL3ND, SL3XL, SL453, SL4G6, SL4C4666 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65–1.7 V17.5 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PZ667256$605
SL3T3, SL45Y, SL4M7, SL3VL, SL3XX, SL4CH, SL4ZM700 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.65–1.7 V18.3 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PY700256$754
SL3SY, SL3XM, SL454, SL3S9, SL4C3700 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.65–1.7 V18.3 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PY700256$754
SL3T4, SL3XY, SL4M8, SL45Z, SL4CG, SL3VM, SL4ZL733 MHz256 KB133 MHz5.5×1.65–1.75 V19.1 WSocket 370October 25, 1999RB80526PZ733256$776
SL3SB, SL3XN, SL3SZ, SL4FQ, SL455, SL4KD, SL4C2, SL4CX733 MHz256 KB133 MHz5.5×1.65–1.75 V19.1 WSlot 1October 25, 199980526PZ733256$776
SL3VC, SL4M9, SL3XZ, SL462, SL4CF, SL3VN750 MHz256 KB100 MHz7.5×1.65–1.75 V19.5 WSocket 370December 20, 1999RB80526PY750256$803
SL3V6, SL3WC, SL3XP, SL4KE, SL456, SL4BZ750 MHz256 KB100 MHz7.5×1.65–1.75 V19.5 WSlot 1December 20, 199980526PY750256$803
SL3Y3, SL463, SL4CE, SL4MA, SL3X4, SL4ZN, SL65C800 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.65–1.75 V20.8 WSocket 370December 20, 1999RB80526PY800256$851
SL3Z6, SL4BY, SL3XR, SL457, SL4KF800 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.65–1.75 V20.8 WSlot 1December 20, 199980526PY800256$851
SL3VE, SL4CD, SL4MB, SL52P, SL3WB, SL3Y2800 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65–1.75 V20.8 WSocket 370December 20, 1999RB80526PZ800256$851
SL3V8, SL4KG, SL4BX, SL458, SL4G7, SL3WA, SL3XQ800 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65–1.75 V20.8 WSlot 1December 20, 199980526PZ800256$851
SL4MC, SL43H, SL49G, SL4CC, SL4Z2850 MHz256 KB100 MHz8.5×1.65–1.75 V25.7 WSocket 370March 20, 2000RB80526PY850256$765
SL4BW, SL43F, SL47M, SL4KH850 MHz256 KB100 MHz8.5×1.65–1.75 V25.7 WSlot 1March 20, 200080526PY850256$765
SL49H, SL4MD, SL43J, SL4ZJ, SL5DX, SL4CB, SL5B5, SL5HK866 MHz256 KB133 MHz6.5×1.65–1.75 V22.5/22.9 WSocket 370March 20, 2000RB80526PZ866256$776
SL4BV, SL47N, SL47S, SL43G866 MHz256 KB133 MHz6.5×1.65–1.75 V22.5/22.9 WSlot 1March 20, 200080526PZ866256$776
SL4SD, SL5BS900 MHz256 KB100 MHz1.7–1.75 V28.9 WSocket 370October 2000RB80526PY900256
SL49J, SL4ME, SL52Q, SL44J, SL4C9, SL5DW, SL5U3, SL5B4, SL5HL933 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65–1.75 V24.5/27.3 WSocket 370May 24, 2000RB80526PZ933256$744
SL4BT, SL448, SL47Q933 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.65–1.75 V24.5/27.3 WSlot 1May 24, 200080526PZ933256$744
SL5QV1 GHz256 KB100 MHz10×1.75 V29 WSocket 370March 8, 2000RB80526PY001256$990
SL4BR, SL4KL1 GHz256 KB100 MHz10×1.75 V29 WSlot 1March 8, 200080526PY1000256$990
SL4C8, SL4MF, SL52R, SL5B3, SL5DV, SL5FQ, SL4WM1 GHz256 KB133 MHz7.5×1.7–1.76 V29 WSocket 370March 8, 2000RB80526PZ001256$990
SL4BS, SL48S1 GHz256 KB133 MHz7.5×1.7–1.76 V29 WSlot 1March 8, 200080526PZ1000256$990
SL5QW1.1 GHz256 KB100 MHz11×1.75 V33 WSocket 370June 2000RB80526PY005256
SL5B2, SL4YV1.13 GHz256 KB133 MHz8.5×1.75 V33 WSocket 370July 31, 2000RK80526PZ006256
SL4HH1.13 GHz256 KB133 MHz8.5×1.8 V33 WSlot 1July 31, 200080526PZ1133256-

"Coppermine T"">Coppermine T (microprocessor)">"Coppermine T" (180 nm)

Model NumbersSpec NumberFrequencyL2 CacheFSBMultVoltageTDPSocketRelease DatePart NumberRelease Price
SL5QD800 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.75 V20.8 WSocket 370June 2001RB80533PZ800256
SL5HG, SL5QE866 MHz256 KB133 MHz6.5×1.75 V26.1 WSocket 370June 2001RK80533PZ866256
SL5HH, SL5QF933 MHz256 KB133 MHz1.75 V27.3 WSocket 370June 2001RK80533PZ933256
SL5QJ1 GHz256 KB133 MHz7.5×1.75 V29 WSocket 370June 2001RK80533PZ001256
SL5QK1.13 GHz256 KB133 MHz8.5×1.75 V29.1 WSocket 370June 2001RK80533PZ006256$990

"Tualatin"">Tualatin (microprocessor)">"Tualatin" (130 nm)

Model NumbersSpec NumberFrequencyL2 CacheFSBMultVoltageTDPSocketRelease DatePart NumberRelease Price
SL5GR1 GHz256 KB133 MHz7.5×1.475 V29.9 WSocket 370July 2001RK80530PZ001256
SL5PS1 GHz512 KB133 MHz7.5×1.475 V29.9 WSocket 370June 2001RK80530KZ001512
SL5GQ, SL5LT, SL6C4, SL6JK1.13 GHz256 KB133 MHz8.5×1.475 V29.1 WSocket 370July 2001RK80530PZ006256
SL5LV, SL5PU, SL6BW, SL6JM1.13 GHz512 KB133 MHz8.5×1.45 V28.7 WSocket 370June 2001RK80530KZ006512
SL5GN, SL5PM, SL6C3, SL6JL1.2 GHz256 KB133 MHz1.475 V29.9 WSocket 370July 2001RK80530PZ009256
SL5LW, SL5QL, SL6BX, SL6JN1.26 GHz512 KB133 MHz9.5×1.45 V30.4 WSocket 370July 2001RK80530KZ012512
SL5VX, SL6BZ, SL6HS1.33 GHz256 KB133 MHz10×1.475 V29.9 WSocket 370December 2001RK80530PZ014256
SL64W, SL6C2, SL6HR1.4 GHz256 KB133 MHz10.5×1.5 V31.2 WSocket 370December 2001RK80530PZ017256
SL5XL, SL657, SL6BY, SL6JP1.4 GHz512 KB133 MHz10.5×1.45 V32.2 WSocket 370January 8, 2002RK80530KZ017512$315

Mobile processors

"Coppermine"">Coppermine (microprocessor)">"Coppermine" (180 nm)

"Coppermine-128"">Coppermine (microprocessor)">"Coppermine-128" (180 nm)

A modified version of Coppermine was developed for Microsoft's Xbox game console. The only significant change was that the chip lost half of its L2 cache, dropping it down to 128 KB. Unlike the Celeron Coppermine variant with the same size L2 cache, but reduced 4-way L2 cache associativity, Xbox's Coppermine core kept all of its 8-way L2 cache associativity from the Pentium III. This means that the Xbox CPU's L2 cache is more efficient than Celeron's. The Xbox CPU was manufactured onto the same Micro-PGA2 packaging as notebook chips.