Mobile Pentium® processors are available in the following packages: Plastic Pin Grid Array (PPGA), Staggered Pin Grid Array (SPGA), and Tape Carrier Packages (TCP).

The Intel Packaging Databook provides a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of Intel's packaging technology, including information on IC assembly, performance characteristics, and physical constants. There are also detailed discussions of surface mount technology and Intel shipping and packing.

Module Packaging Information
Mechanical dimensions are outlined in the Mechanical Requirement section of the following datasheets:

• Intel® Pentium® processor with MMX™ technology Mobile Module datasheet
• Pentium Processor with MMX technology on .25 Micron Mobile Module datasheet

Version 7.2

The bootable version of the Intel® Processor Frequency ID Utility is available in .exe format. This download does not work in DOS-emulation windows, as found in operating systems such as Linux*. Since this version is bootable, it does not depend on any specific operating system (OS independent).

See the Installation Guide for detailed instructions on how to use this utility.

Which Utility Should I Use?
For Intel® Pentium® III processors, and processors manufactured before the Intel® Pentium® III processor, use the Intel® Processor Frequency ID Utility.

Version 7.2

The utility is available for download in a self-installing .msi file format.

• Supported Processors
• Supported Operating Systems

• Proper Intel® processor brand identification
• Processor and system bus expected frequencies
• Processor and system bus reported frequencies
• Accompanying this information is a message informing the user whether the processor is operating at its expected frequency
• Which processor was tested in a multiprocessor system, and total number of processors (Windows* XP, and Windows* 2000 only)

The CPUID Utility for Windows* is incorporated into the Intel® Processor Frequency ID Utility.

Use the CPUID Data Screen of the utility to identify Pentium® processors and higher.

• Windows 98* SE
• Windows 2000* Professional, Server, Advanced Server
• Windows Me*
• Windows XP*

This utility is designed to identify current Intel® Processors and technologies, and enables you to run and save a processor ID report. The utility also features a frequency test to make sure that the processor is working at the tested and rated speed.

The Intel® Processor Identification Utility video walks you through download to installation, and provides an overview of the most common technologies supported by the processor.

The latest version of Intel® Processor Identification Utility is available for download in a self-installing .msi file format.

The following older processor families are no longer supported through interactive support such as phone, e-mail, or chat.

Intel will maintain information for these processors on our web site.