PII Xeon
Story
The Pentium II Xeon is a range of specialized processors for servers and workstations.
The first of them was baptized with the name of Drake and manufactured in a 250 nm technology in June 1998.
It was based on the Pentium II processor and used a new socket called "Slot 2".
SOCKET
Slot 2
Slot 2 was rarely used, as it was made only for Intel PII Xeon and Intel Pentium III Xeon processors.
This slot had 330-pin electrical connections and was aimed at the high-end server and workstation market.
This format, like Slot 1, was soon abandoned as subsequent generations of Xeon processors reverted to the horizontal format.
PII Xeon
Intel PII Xeon Drake
BX80523KX4001M
Speed: 400 MHz
Bus: 100 MHz
Clock: X4
Cache L1: 16 KB + 16 KB
L2 cache: 1 MB
Architecture: 32-bit
Num. Transistors: 7,500,000
Package: SECC
Socket: Slot 2
sSpec: SL34J
Voltage: 2V
Manufacture: 6/29/1998