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Old April 18th 11, 04:21 AM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
mm
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Default So how fast is the processor?

So how fast is the processor?

Processor
Microprocessor Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set Intel 815e
L2 cache 256 KB
External bus 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width 64 bits
DRAM bus width 64 bits
Address bus width 32 bits
Flash EPROM 4 Mb
AGP bus 133 MHz
PCI bus 33 MHz

Does it say? Or is it me?

http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm

I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.

It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. They both seem like
model numbers to me. :-)

Any help much appreciated!
  #2  
Old April 18th 11, 04:39 AM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
Steve W.[_4_]
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Posts: 111
Default So how fast is the processor?

mm wrote:
So how fast is the processor?

Processor
Microprocessor Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set Intel 815e
L2 cache 256 KB
External bus 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width 64 bits
DRAM bus width 64 bits
Address bus width 32 bits
Flash EPROM 4 Mb
AGP bus 133 MHz
PCI bus 33 MHz

Does it say? Or is it me?

http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm

I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.

It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. They both seem like
model numbers to me. :-)

Any help much appreciated!


Got the Service tag number? Enter that and it will tell you the original
build info.

--
Steve W.
  #3  
Old April 18th 11, 06:22 AM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
mm
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Posts: 459
Default So how fast is the processor?

On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 23:39:14 -0400, "Steve W."
wrote:

mm wrote:
So how fast is the processor?

Processor
Microprocessor Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set Intel 815e
L2 cache 256 KB
External bus 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width 64 bits
DRAM bus width 64 bits
Address bus width 32 bits
Flash EPROM 4 Mb
AGP bus 133 MHz
PCI bus 33 MHz

Does it say? Or is it me?

http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm

I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.

It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. They both seem like
model numbers to me. :-)

Any help much appreciated!


Got the Service tag number? Enter that and it will tell you the original
build info.


Thanks.

I did that, and this is all I got. Is it the 850 on line 1? I
guess I should have figured that out.

(850 MHz would definitely be fast enough to warrant reloading windows
etc. (It's also missing the cord and brick but I think I can borrow
one, and if it works, can buy one for $10 dollars. IF the battery is
no good, that's okay. It's for someone who would plug it in anyhow.))

Does line 2 mean 500Megs of RAM? It's hard to tell!
What is line 3, "Pipe....LONSDALE/LAVACA"?
(I reordered the lines for your convenience. )

Original System Configuration
Quantity Parts # Part Description
1 82WEJ PROCESSOR..., PIII-CUM, 850, 256K, PGA2, C0
2 6332P Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 50RMM Pipe, Height, THIN..., FINS, LONSDALE/LAVACA...

2 0120C INSERT..., Blank, PC MEMORY CARD INTL. ASSOC....,
CP/CPX
1 75UYF Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
1 007KN Liquid Crystal Display, SXGA+ 15.0, HTCH

Incredible detail compared to other Dell computers I've looked up.
4 0640E Cover, Screw, Top, Adhesive, Corona
1 146CM Assembly, Cable, Flex, 15inch, SXGA+-UXGA,
LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 273MY Assembly, Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display, 15.0,
Lonsdale, V2
1 40YEV Assembly, Cover, Top, Liquid Crystal Display, 15,
Lonsdale, V2
1 433MR Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic Lonsdale
1 818FW Assembly, Palmrest, Touchpad, Lonsdale
1 81TDF Assembly, Cover, Bottom, Base, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 88DRE Assembly, Printed Wiring Assembly, Main, Aurora,
Lonsdale Lavaca
2 89346 Cover, Screw, Bottom, Oval, ADHESIVE...
1 09YXE Subassembly, Floppy Drive, Internal/External,
Celestica, CP
1 620DF ASSEMBLY..., CABLE..., BAY (DRIVE BAY)..., C800...,
UNITED STATES...
1 9364U Adapter, ALTERNATING CURRENT..., External, 20V, 70W,
3WBA
1 3609Y Keyboard, 87, United States, LONSDALE/LAVACA...,
United States
1 92KJC Kit, Housing, CDOC2, DOCKING STATION..., Tray/ Stand,
V.2
1 77EUG Keyboard, 104, 6P, UNITED STATES..., SILITEK...,
Mechanical, Midnight Gray
1 47FEM Mouse, Personal System 2, 2 Button, Wheel, Microsoft,
MG
1 2509T Case, Carrying, Nylon, Notebook, Inspiron 7500
1 75UYF Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
2 6332P Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 1887W KIT..., DOCUMENTATON ON FLOPPY DISK..., SOFTWARE...,
DIGITAL VIDEO DISK DRIVE..., IVIB39, WITH DOLBY HEADPHONE
TECHNOLOGY...
1 14DJD Digital Video/Versatile Disk, 17G, 8X-24X, Internal,
Small FormFactor, Toshiba
1 303CU Assembly, Carrier, Mounting, Metal, Compact Disk
Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 61TPH Bezel, Assembly, Plastic, DigitalVideo/Versatile Disk,
L2 Toshiba
1 6C266 Subassembly, Compact Disk Rewritable, 8X, Sony,
LATCHED ADDRESS..., Kit
1 110MX Modem, 56K, V90, Internal, Notebook, 3COM, WORLD
WIDE...
1 82UXX KIT..., CABLE..., INPUT/OUTPUT..., 4 PIN PHONE
CONNECTOR..., BLACK..., 6FT, WORLD WIDE...
1 0D405 Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Graphics, 32MB,
LONSDALE/LAVACA..., V2
1 980XM Display, Multiscan, Color, 19, DUAL..., M991, DELL
AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., Midnight Gray
1 48CVX Assembly, CARRIER..., Hard Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 4C449 Hard Disk Drive, 20Gigabytes, I, 2.5" Form Factor,
9.5Millimeters, IBM..., Version2
1 548GJ Connector, Header, 2X22, M/F, 2, SCSI, Gold, 35K,
Third Height
1 77MYY KIT..., DOCUMENTATION ON COMPACT DISK..., WINDOWS 2000
PROFESSIONAL..., SP1, 5.25" FORM FACTOR..., ENGLAND/ENGLISH...
1 083YT Kit, Card, Network, 10/100, 3COM, 2.6.5

This Latitude C800 support page will help you find all the support
related content you need for your Dell product. Explore the latest
FAQs, troubleshooting articles and community entries. Get the drivers
and downloads, check for upgrades and spare parts available for your
Latitude C800 and review your warranty status. All in one place.

  #4  
Old April 18th 11, 02:46 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
Ben Myers[_4_]
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Posts: 479
Default So how fast is the processor?

On Apr 18, 1:22*am, mm wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 23:39:14 -0400, "Steve W."
wrote:









mm wrote:
So how fast is the processor? *


Processor
Microprocessor * * * * Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set * * * *Intel 815e
L2 cache * * * 256 KB
External bus * 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width *64 bits
DRAM bus width * * * * 64 bits
Address bus width * * *32 bits
Flash EPROM * *4 Mb
AGP bus * * * *133 MHz
PCI bus * * * *33 MHz


Does it say? * Or is it me?


http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm


I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.


It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. * They both seem like
model numbers to me. *:-)


Any help much appreciated!


Got the Service tag number? Enter that and it will tell you the original
build info.


Thanks.

I did that, and this is all I got. *Is it the 850 on line 1? * *I
guess I should have figured that out. *

(850 MHz would definitely be fast enough to warrant reloading windows
etc. *(It's also missing the cord and brick but I think I can borrow
one, and if it works, can buy one for $10 dollars. *IF the battery is
no good, that's okay. *It's for someone who would plug it in anyhow.))

Does line 2 mean 500Megs of RAM? *It's hard to tell!
What is line 3, "Pipe....LONSDALE/LAVACA"? *
(I reordered the lines for your convenience. * *)

Original System Configuration
Quantity * * * *Parts # Part Description
1 * * * 82WEJ * PROCESSOR..., PIII-CUM, 850, 256K, PGA2, C0
2 * * * 6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 * * * 50RMM * Pipe, Height, THIN..., FINS, LONSDALE/LAVACA...

2 * * * 0120C * INSERT..., Blank, PC MEMORY CARD INTL. ASSOC....,
CP/CPX
1 * * * 75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
1 * * * 007KN * Liquid Crystal Display, SXGA+ 15.0, HTCH

Incredible detail compared to other Dell computers I've looked up. *
4 * * * 0640E * Cover, Screw, Top, Adhesive, Corona
1 * * * 146CM * Assembly, Cable, Flex, 15inch, SXGA+-UXGA,
LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 273MY * Assembly, Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display, 15.0,
Lonsdale, V2
1 * * * 40YEV * Assembly, Cover, Top, Liquid Crystal Display, 15,
Lonsdale, V2
1 * * * 433MR * Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic Lonsdale
1 * * * 818FW * Assembly, Palmrest, Touchpad, Lonsdale
1 * * * 81TDF * Assembly, Cover, Bottom, Base, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 * * * 88DRE * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assembly, Main, Aurora,
Lonsdale Lavaca
2 * * * 89346 * Cover, Screw, Bottom, Oval, ADHESIVE...
1 * * * 09YXE * Subassembly, Floppy Drive, Internal/External,
Celestica, CP
1 * * * 620DF * ASSEMBLY..., CABLE..., BAY (DRIVE BAY)..., C800....,
UNITED STATES...
1 * * * 9364U * Adapter, ALTERNATING CURRENT..., External, 20V, 70W,
3WBA
1 * * * 3609Y * Keyboard, 87, United States, LONSDALE/LAVACA...,
United States
1 * * * 92KJC * Kit, Housing, CDOC2, DOCKING STATION..., Tray/ Stand,
V.2
1 * * * 77EUG * Keyboard, 104, 6P, UNITED STATES..., SILITEK...,
Mechanical, Midnight Gray
1 * * * 47FEM * Mouse, Personal System 2, 2 Button, Wheel, Microsoft,
MG
1 * * * 2509T * Case, Carrying, Nylon, Notebook, Inspiron 7500
1 * * * 75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
2 * * * 6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 * * * 1887W * KIT..., DOCUMENTATON ON FLOPPY DISK..., SOFTWARE....,
DIGITAL VIDEO DISK DRIVE..., IVIB39, WITH DOLBY HEADPHONE
TECHNOLOGY...
1 * * * 14DJD * Digital Video/Versatile Disk, 17G, 8X-24X, Internal,
Small FormFactor, Toshiba
1 * * * 303CU * Assembly, Carrier, Mounting, Metal, Compact Disk
Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 61TPH * Bezel, Assembly, Plastic, DigitalVideo/Versatile Disk,
L2 Toshiba
1 * * * 6C266 * Subassembly, Compact Disk Rewritable, 8X, Sony,
LATCHED ADDRESS..., Kit
1 * * * 110MX * Modem, 56K, V90, Internal, Notebook, 3COM, WORLD
WIDE...
1 * * * 82UXX * KIT..., CABLE..., INPUT/OUTPUT..., 4 PIN PHONE
CONNECTOR..., BLACK..., 6FT, WORLD WIDE...
1 * * * 0D405 * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Graphics, 32MB,
LONSDALE/LAVACA..., V2
1 * * * 980XM * Display, Multiscan, Color, 19, DUAL..., M991, DELL
AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., Midnight Gray
1 * * * 48CVX * Assembly, CARRIER..., Hard Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA....
1 * * * 4C449 * Hard Disk Drive, 20Gigabytes, I, 2.5" Form Factor,
9.5Millimeters, IBM..., Version2
1 * * * 548GJ * Connector, Header, 2X22, M/F, 2, SCSI, Gold, 35K,
Third Height
1 * * * 77MYY * KIT..., DOCUMENTATION ON COMPACT DISK..., WINDOWS 2000
PROFESSIONAL..., SP1, 5.25" FORM FACTOR..., ENGLAND/ENGLISH...
1 * * * 083YT * Kit, Card, Network, 10/100, 3COM, 2.6.5

This Latitude C800 support page will help you find all the support
related content you need for your Dell product. Explore the latest
FAQs, troubleshooting articles and community entries. Get the drivers
and downloads, check for upgrades and spare parts available for your
Latitude C800 and review your warranty status. All in one place.


What you see when you look at the system configuration for a given
Dell service tag comes from the bill-of-materials used to assemble the
computer at whichever factory put it together. So there is a lot of
cryptic information to be deciphered, and the quality of the
information is as good as the factory drone who created the bill-of-
materials originally. With some of the more recent and really cheap
Dell laptops (1200, 1300, 2200), even the processor type and speed may
be obscured, because it is integrated into the motherboard used in the
system. Lonsdale, Lavaca etc are internal Dell code names for
something or other.

PP01X is an identifier of the plastic chassis of a Dell laptop. C800
identifies the model of Dell Latitude. Other PP01X systems include
the Latitude C810, Latitude C840, Inspiron 8000, Inspiron 8100,
Inspiron 8200, and probably some early model of Precision laptop. In
other words, Dell used this chassis (and others) on a wide range of
models. And it plays the marketing game of promoting one product line
as premium/workstation (e.g. Precision), business class (Latitude) and
consumer/home (Inspirion). But when they are torn down to see what is
inside, there is little variation. HPaq plays the same game. So does
Acer-eGateMachines.

With its Intel 815 chipset, the maximum amount of memory possible is
512MB.

The 15" SXGA+ LCD screen used in the C800 was state-of-the-art back
then at 1600x1200, and it still matches up well with today's laptops.
The P3 processor and the smallish 512MB of memory limit the usefulness
of the C800... Ben Myers
  #5  
Old April 18th 11, 06:07 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
William R. Walsh[_2_]
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Posts: 931
Default So how fast is the processor?

Hi!

I did that, and this is all I got. *Is it the 850 on line 1? * *I
guess I should have figured that out. *


Yes, that is it.

Does line 2 mean 500Megs of RAM? *It's hard to tell!


2x256MB memory modules, 100MHz speed...I'd say yes.

What is line 3, "Pipe....LONSDALE/LAVACA"? *


As Ben mentioned, Dell has code names for some of their stuff. Ones
I've seen include "SonnyAndCher" (a modem), Lindbergh/Kapalua
(Latitude D800 base platform), and "Smith" (platform name for the
OptiPlex 360 and others with similar casings, possibly a "Matrix"
reference?).

That particular part sounds like a heat pipe assembly that would like
the CPU, chipset or even GPU to a radiator like structure elsewhere in
the system.

Typically, the listings given from a service tag are quite
comprehensive. I only have two systems (out of, well, a heck of a lot)
that don't have full details available. One is a Dimension L566CX
whose CPU speed is unknown. The other is a Dimension 8300 whose
service tag causes the Dell site to have a database error...*every*
time.

William
  #6  
Old April 18th 11, 07:15 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
Pen
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Posts: 205
Default So how fast is the processor?

On 4/18/2011 1:22 AM, mm wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 23:39:14 -0400, "Steve W."
wrote:

mm wrote:
So how fast is the processor?

Processor
Microprocessor Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set Intel 815e
L2 cache 256 KB
External bus 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width 64 bits
DRAM bus width 64 bits
Address bus width 32 bits
Flash EPROM 4 Mb
AGP bus 133 MHz
PCI bus 33 MHz

Does it say? Or is it me?

http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm

I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.

It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. They both seem like
model numbers to me. :-)

Any help much appreciated!


Got the Service tag number? Enter that and it will tell you the original
build info.


Thanks.

I did that, and this is all I got. Is it the 850 on line 1? I
guess I should have figured that out.

(850 MHz would definitely be fast enough to warrant reloading windows
etc. (It's also missing the cord and brick but I think I can borrow
one, and if it works, can buy one for $10 dollars. IF the battery is
no good, that's okay. It's for someone who would plug it in anyhow.))

Does line 2 mean 500Megs of RAM? It's hard to tell!
What is line 3, "Pipe....LONSDALE/LAVACA"?
(I reordered the lines for your convenience. )

Original System Configuration
Quantity Parts # Part Description
1 82WEJ PROCESSOR..., PIII-CUM, 850, 256K, PGA2, C0
2 6332P Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 50RMM Pipe, Height, THIN..., FINS, LONSDALE/LAVACA...

2 0120C INSERT..., Blank, PC MEMORY CARD INTL. ASSOC....,
CP/CPX
1 75UYF Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
1 007KN Liquid Crystal Display, SXGA+ 15.0, HTCH

Incredible detail compared to other Dell computers I've looked up.
4 0640E Cover, Screw, Top, Adhesive, Corona
1 146CM Assembly, Cable, Flex, 15inch, SXGA+-UXGA,
LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 273MY Assembly, Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display, 15.0,
Lonsdale, V2
1 40YEV Assembly, Cover, Top, Liquid Crystal Display, 15,
Lonsdale, V2
1 433MR Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic Lonsdale
1 818FW Assembly, Palmrest, Touchpad, Lonsdale
1 81TDF Assembly, Cover, Bottom, Base, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 88DRE Assembly, Printed Wiring Assembly, Main, Aurora,
Lonsdale Lavaca
2 89346 Cover, Screw, Bottom, Oval, ADHESIVE...
1 09YXE Subassembly, Floppy Drive, Internal/External,
Celestica, CP
1 620DF ASSEMBLY..., CABLE..., BAY (DRIVE BAY)..., C800...,
UNITED STATES...
1 9364U Adapter, ALTERNATING CURRENT..., External, 20V, 70W,
3WBA
1 3609Y Keyboard, 87, United States, LONSDALE/LAVACA...,
United States
1 92KJC Kit, Housing, CDOC2, DOCKING STATION..., Tray/ Stand,
V.2
1 77EUG Keyboard, 104, 6P, UNITED STATES..., SILITEK...,
Mechanical, Midnight Gray
1 47FEM Mouse, Personal System 2, 2 Button, Wheel, Microsoft,
MG
1 2509T Case, Carrying, Nylon, Notebook, Inspiron 7500
1 75UYF Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
2 6332P Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 1887W KIT..., DOCUMENTATON ON FLOPPY DISK..., SOFTWARE...,
DIGITAL VIDEO DISK DRIVE..., IVIB39, WITH DOLBY HEADPHONE
TECHNOLOGY...
1 14DJD Digital Video/Versatile Disk, 17G, 8X-24X, Internal,
Small FormFactor, Toshiba
1 303CU Assembly, Carrier, Mounting, Metal, Compact Disk
Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 61TPH Bezel, Assembly, Plastic, DigitalVideo/Versatile Disk,
L2 Toshiba
1 6C266 Subassembly, Compact Disk Rewritable, 8X, Sony,
LATCHED ADDRESS..., Kit
1 110MX Modem, 56K, V90, Internal, Notebook, 3COM, WORLD
WIDE...
1 82UXX KIT..., CABLE..., INPUT/OUTPUT..., 4 PIN PHONE
CONNECTOR..., BLACK..., 6FT, WORLD WIDE...
1 0D405 Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Graphics, 32MB,
LONSDALE/LAVACA..., V2
1 980XM Display, Multiscan, Color, 19, DUAL..., M991, DELL
AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., Midnight Gray
1 48CVX Assembly, CARRIER..., Hard Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 4C449 Hard Disk Drive, 20Gigabytes, I, 2.5" Form Factor,
9.5Millimeters, IBM..., Version2
1 548GJ Connector, Header, 2X22, M/F, 2, SCSI, Gold, 35K,
Third Height
1 77MYY KIT..., DOCUMENTATION ON COMPACT DISK..., WINDOWS 2000
PROFESSIONAL..., SP1, 5.25" FORM FACTOR..., ENGLAND/ENGLISH...
1 083YT Kit, Card, Network, 10/100, 3COM, 2.6.5

This Latitude C800 support page will help you find all the support
related content you need for your Dell product. Explore the latest
FAQs, troubleshooting articles and community entries. Get the drivers
and downloads, check for upgrades and spare parts available for your
Latitude C800 and review your warranty status. All in one place.

Right click MyComputer click properties and it willo tell you.

  #7  
Old April 19th 11, 02:08 AM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
Ben Myers[_4_]
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 479
Default So how fast is the processor?

On Apr 18, 2:15*pm, Pen wrote:
On 4/18/2011 1:22 AM, mm wrote:







On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 23:39:14 -0400, "Steve W."
wrote:


mm wrote:
So how fast is the processor? *


Processor
Microprocessor * * Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set * *Intel 815e
L2 cache * 256 KB
External bus * * * 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width * * *64 bits
DRAM bus width * * 64 bits
Address bus width *32 bits
Flash EPROM * * * *4 Mb
AGP bus * *133 MHz
PCI bus * *33 MHz


Does it say? * Or is it me?


http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm


I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.


It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. * They both seem like
model numbers to me. *:-)


Any help much appreciated!


Got the Service tag number? Enter that and it will tell you the original
build info.


Thanks.


I did that, and this is all I got. *Is it the 850 on line 1? * *I
guess I should have figured that out. *


(850 MHz would definitely be fast enough to warrant reloading windows
etc. *(It's also missing the cord and brick but I think I can borrow
one, and if it works, can buy one for $10 dollars. *IF the battery is
no good, that's okay. *It's for someone who would plug it in anyhow.))


Does line 2 mean 500Megs of RAM? *It's hard to tell!
What is line 3, "Pipe....LONSDALE/LAVACA"? *
(I reordered the lines for your convenience. * *)


Original System Configuration
Quantity * Parts # Part Description
1 *82WEJ * PROCESSOR..., PIII-CUM, 850, 256K, PGA2, C0
2 *6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 *50RMM * Pipe, Height, THIN..., FINS, LONSDALE/LAVACA...


2 *0120C * INSERT..., Blank, PC MEMORY CARD INTL. ASSOC....,
CP/CPX
1 *75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
1 *007KN * Liquid Crystal Display, SXGA+ 15.0, HTCH


Incredible detail compared to other Dell computers I've looked up. *
4 *0640E * Cover, Screw, Top, Adhesive, Corona
1 *146CM * Assembly, Cable, Flex, 15inch, SXGA+-UXGA,
LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 *273MY * Assembly, Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display, 15.0,
Lonsdale, V2
1 *40YEV * Assembly, Cover, Top, Liquid Crystal Display, 15,
Lonsdale, V2
1 *433MR * Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic Lonsdale
1 *818FW * Assembly, Palmrest, Touchpad, Lonsdale
1 *81TDF * Assembly, Cover, Bottom, Base, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 *88DRE * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assembly, Main, Aurora,
Lonsdale Lavaca
2 *89346 * Cover, Screw, Bottom, Oval, ADHESIVE...
1 *09YXE * Subassembly, Floppy Drive, Internal/External,
Celestica, CP
1 *620DF * ASSEMBLY..., CABLE..., BAY (DRIVE BAY)..., C800...,
UNITED STATES...
1 *9364U * Adapter, ALTERNATING CURRENT..., External, 20V, 70W,
3WBA
1 *3609Y * Keyboard, 87, United States, LONSDALE/LAVACA...,
United States
1 *92KJC * Kit, Housing, CDOC2, DOCKING STATION..., Tray/ Stand,
V.2
1 *77EUG * Keyboard, 104, 6P, UNITED STATES..., SILITEK...,
Mechanical, Midnight Gray
1 *47FEM * Mouse, Personal System 2, 2 Button, Wheel, Microsoft,
MG
1 *2509T * Case, Carrying, Nylon, Notebook, Inspiron 7500
1 *75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
2 *6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 *1887W * KIT..., DOCUMENTATON ON FLOPPY DISK..., SOFTWARE...,
DIGITAL VIDEO DISK DRIVE..., IVIB39, WITH DOLBY HEADPHONE
TECHNOLOGY...
1 *14DJD * Digital Video/Versatile Disk, 17G, 8X-24X, Internal,
Small FormFactor, Toshiba
1 *303CU * Assembly, Carrier, Mounting, Metal, Compact Disk
Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 *61TPH * Bezel, Assembly, Plastic, DigitalVideo/Versatile Disk,
L2 Toshiba
1 *6C266 * Subassembly, Compact Disk Rewritable, 8X, Sony,
LATCHED ADDRESS..., Kit
1 *110MX * Modem, 56K, V90, Internal, Notebook, 3COM, WORLD
WIDE...
1 *82UXX * KIT..., CABLE..., INPUT/OUTPUT..., 4 PIN PHONE
CONNECTOR..., BLACK..., 6FT, WORLD WIDE...
1 *0D405 * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Graphics, 32MB,
LONSDALE/LAVACA..., V2
1 *980XM * Display, Multiscan, Color, 19, DUAL..., M991, DELL
AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., Midnight Gray
1 *48CVX * Assembly, CARRIER..., Hard Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 *4C449 * Hard Disk Drive, 20Gigabytes, I, 2.5" Form Factor,
9.5Millimeters, IBM..., Version2
1 *548GJ * Connector, Header, 2X22, M/F, 2, SCSI, Gold, 35K,
Third Height
1 *77MYY * KIT..., DOCUMENTATION ON COMPACT DISK..., WINDOWS 2000
PROFESSIONAL..., SP1, 5.25" FORM FACTOR..., ENGLAND/ENGLISH...
1 *083YT * Kit, Card, Network, 10/100, 3COM, 2.6.5


This Latitude C800 support page will help you find all the support
related content you need for your Dell product. Explore the latest
FAQs, troubleshooting articles and community entries. Get the drivers
and downloads, check for upgrades and spare parts available for your
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Right click MyComputer *click properties and it willo tell you.


True. Works well, as long as the computer is also working well and
running Windows. Sometimes people have to figure out these sorts of
things with a dead computer. And Windows Device Manager does not
always report nitty-gritty details like motherboard chipset, while
other software does. And if you have a yellow exclamation mark next
to the line item in device manager, you can figure out the device type
from the mqanufacturer and device info assigned by the PCI-SIG, not at
all easy.

I still like getting the info from the Dell web site... Ben Myers
  #8  
Old April 19th 11, 04:44 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
Boris[_6_]
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Posts: 52
Default So how fast is the processor?

mm wrote in
news
So how fast is the processor?

Processor
Microprocessor Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set Intel 815e
L2 cache 256 KB
External bus 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width 64 bits
DRAM bus width 64 bits
Address bus width 32 bits
Flash EPROM 4 Mb
AGP bus 133 MHz
PCI bus 33 MHz

Does it say? Or is it me?

http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm

I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.

It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. They both seem like
model numbers to me. :-)

Any help much appreciated!


http://www.intel.com/support/process.../cs-014921.htm

  #9  
Old April 19th 11, 09:09 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
mm
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Posts: 459
Default So how fast is the processor?

On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 06:46:05 -0700 (PDT), Ben Myers
wrote:

On Apr 18, 1:22*am, mm wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 23:39:14 -0400, "Steve W."
wrote:









mm wrote:
So how fast is the processor? *


Processor
Microprocessor * * * * Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set * * * *Intel 815e
L2 cache * * * 256 KB
External bus * 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width *64 bits
DRAM bus width * * * * 64 bits
Address bus width * * *32 bits
Flash EPROM * *4 Mb
AGP bus * * * *133 MHz
PCI bus * * * *33 MHz


Does it say? * Or is it me?


http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm


I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.


It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. * They both seem like
model numbers to me. *:-)


Any help much appreciated!


Got the Service tag number? Enter that and it will tell you the original
build info.


Thanks.

I did that, and this is all I got. *Is it the 850 on line 1? * *I
guess I should have figured that out. *

(850 MHz would definitely be fast enough to warrant reloading windows
etc. *(It's also missing the cord and brick but I think I can borrow
one, and if it works, can buy one for $10 dollars. *IF the battery is
no good, that's okay. *It's for someone who would plug it in anyhow.))

Does line 2 mean 500Megs of RAM? *It's hard to tell!
What is line 3, "Pipe....LONSDALE/LAVACA"? *
(I reordered the lines for your convenience. * *)

Original System Configuration
Quantity * * * *Parts # Part Description
1 * * * 82WEJ * PROCESSOR..., PIII-CUM, 850, 256K, PGA2, C0
2 * * * 6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 * * * 50RMM * Pipe, Height, THIN..., FINS, LONSDALE/LAVACA...

2 * * * 0120C * INSERT..., Blank, PC MEMORY CARD INTL. ASSOC....,
CP/CPX
1 * * * 75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
1 * * * 007KN * Liquid Crystal Display, SXGA+ 15.0, HTCH

Incredible detail compared to other Dell computers I've looked up. *
4 * * * 0640E * Cover, Screw, Top, Adhesive, Corona
1 * * * 146CM * Assembly, Cable, Flex, 15inch, SXGA+-UXGA,
LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 273MY * Assembly, Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display, 15.0,
Lonsdale, V2
1 * * * 40YEV * Assembly, Cover, Top, Liquid Crystal Display, 15,
Lonsdale, V2
1 * * * 433MR * Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic Lonsdale
1 * * * 818FW * Assembly, Palmrest, Touchpad, Lonsdale
1 * * * 81TDF * Assembly, Cover, Bottom, Base, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 * * * 88DRE * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assembly, Main, Aurora,
Lonsdale Lavaca
2 * * * 89346 * Cover, Screw, Bottom, Oval, ADHESIVE...
1 * * * 09YXE * Subassembly, Floppy Drive, Internal/External,
Celestica, CP
1 * * * 620DF * ASSEMBLY..., CABLE..., BAY (DRIVE BAY)..., C800...,
UNITED STATES...
1 * * * 9364U * Adapter, ALTERNATING CURRENT..., External, 20V, 70W,
3WBA
1 * * * 3609Y * Keyboard, 87, United States, LONSDALE/LAVACA...,
United States
1 * * * 92KJC * Kit, Housing, CDOC2, DOCKING STATION..., Tray/ Stand,
V.2
1 * * * 77EUG * Keyboard, 104, 6P, UNITED STATES..., SILITEK...,
Mechanical, Midnight Gray
1 * * * 47FEM * Mouse, Personal System 2, 2 Button, Wheel, Microsoft,
MG
1 * * * 2509T * Case, Carrying, Nylon, Notebook, Inspiron 7500
1 * * * 75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
2 * * * 6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 * * * 1887W * KIT..., DOCUMENTATON ON FLOPPY DISK..., SOFTWARE...,
DIGITAL VIDEO DISK DRIVE..., IVIB39, WITH DOLBY HEADPHONE
TECHNOLOGY...
1 * * * 14DJD * Digital Video/Versatile Disk, 17G, 8X-24X, Internal,
Small FormFactor, Toshiba
1 * * * 303CU * Assembly, Carrier, Mounting, Metal, Compact Disk
Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 61TPH * Bezel, Assembly, Plastic, DigitalVideo/Versatile Disk,
L2 Toshiba
1 * * * 6C266 * Subassembly, Compact Disk Rewritable, 8X, Sony,
LATCHED ADDRESS..., Kit
1 * * * 110MX * Modem, 56K, V90, Internal, Notebook, 3COM, WORLD
WIDE...
1 * * * 82UXX * KIT..., CABLE..., INPUT/OUTPUT..., 4 PIN PHONE
CONNECTOR..., BLACK..., 6FT, WORLD WIDE...
1 * * * 0D405 * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Graphics, 32MB,
LONSDALE/LAVACA..., V2
1 * * * 980XM * Display, Multiscan, Color, 19, DUAL..., M991, DELL
AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., Midnight Gray
1 * * * 48CVX * Assembly, CARRIER..., Hard Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 4C449 * Hard Disk Drive, 20Gigabytes, I, 2.5" Form Factor,
9.5Millimeters, IBM..., Version2
1 * * * 548GJ * Connector, Header, 2X22, M/F, 2, SCSI, Gold, 35K,
Third Height
1 * * * 77MYY * KIT..., DOCUMENTATION ON COMPACT DISK..., WINDOWS 2000
PROFESSIONAL..., SP1, 5.25" FORM FACTOR..., ENGLAND/ENGLISH...
1 * * * 083YT * Kit, Card, Network, 10/100, 3COM, 2.6.5

This Latitude C800 support page will help you find all the support
related content you need for your Dell product. Explore the latest
FAQs, troubleshooting articles and community entries. Get the drivers
and downloads, check for upgrades and spare parts available for your
Latitude C800 and review your warranty status. All in one place.


What you see when you look at the system configuration for a given
Dell service tag comes from the bill-of-materials used to assemble the
computer at whichever factory put it together. So there is a lot of
cryptic information to be deciphered, and the quality of the
information is as good as the factory drone who created the bill-of-
materials originally. With some of the more recent and really cheap
Dell laptops (1200, 1300, 2200), even the processor type and speed may
be obscured, because it is integrated into the motherboard used in the
system. Lonsdale, Lavaca etc are internal Dell code names for
something or other.

PP01X is an identifier of the plastic chassis of a Dell laptop. C800
identifies the model of Dell Latitude. Other PP01X systems include
the Latitude C810, Latitude C840, Inspiron 8000, Inspiron 8100,
Inspiron 8200, and probably some early model of Precision laptop. In
other words, Dell used this chassis (and others) on a wide range of
models.


Thanks. This explains it and knowing this will probably help me a lot
in the future.

And it plays the marketing game of promoting one product line
as premium/workstation (e.g. Precision), business class (Latitude) and
consumer/home (Inspirion). But when they are torn down to see what is
inside, there is little variation.


Good to know. A friend had a house built-to-order for about 3 times
the price of mine, and I noticed the building methiods were pretty
much the same. (She had a bigger house and a bigger lot too, which I
would have liked, but at least they'll fall down at the same age.)

HPaq plays the same game. So does
Acer-eGateMachines.

With its Intel 815 chipset, the maximum amount of memory possible is
512MB.

The 15" SXGA+ LCD screen used in the C800 was state-of-the-art back
then at 1600x1200, and it still matches up well with today's laptops.
The P3 processor and the smallish 512MB of memory limit the usefulness
of the C800... Ben Myers


I'm going to post a little more about what they put in the "Original
System Configuration" in another thread. It's interesting.

Thanks.

  #10  
Old April 23rd 11, 12:35 PM posted to alt.sys.pc-clone.dell
nothermark
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 3
Default So how fast is the processor?

On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 06:46:05 -0700 (PDT), Ben Myers
wrote:

On Apr 18, 1:22*am, mm wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 23:39:14 -0400, "Steve W."
wrote:









mm wrote:
So how fast is the processor? *


Processor
Microprocessor * * * * Intel® Mobile Pentium® III microprocessor
System chip set * * * *Intel 815e
L2 cache * * * 256 KB
External bus * 100 MHz Front Side Bus
Microprocessor data bus width *64 bits
DRAM bus width * * * * 64 bits
Address bus width * * *32 bits
Flash EPROM * *4 Mb
AGP bus * * * *133 MHz
PCI bus * * * *33 MHz


Does it say? * Or is it me?


http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...n/ug/specs.htm


I dl'd all the other docs I could find on the Dell site also.


It's a Latitude C800 laptop, or a model PP01X. * They both seem like
model numbers to me. *:-)


Any help much appreciated!


Got the Service tag number? Enter that and it will tell you the original
build info.


Thanks.

I did that, and this is all I got. *Is it the 850 on line 1? * *I
guess I should have figured that out. *

(850 MHz would definitely be fast enough to warrant reloading windows
etc. *(It's also missing the cord and brick but I think I can borrow
one, and if it works, can buy one for $10 dollars. *IF the battery is
no good, that's okay. *It's for someone who would plug it in anyhow.))

Does line 2 mean 500Megs of RAM? *It's hard to tell!
What is line 3, "Pipe....LONSDALE/LAVACA"? *
(I reordered the lines for your convenience. * *)

Original System Configuration
Quantity * * * *Parts # Part Description
1 * * * 82WEJ * PROCESSOR..., PIII-CUM, 850, 256K, PGA2, C0
2 * * * 6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 * * * 50RMM * Pipe, Height, THIN..., FINS, LONSDALE/LAVACA...

2 * * * 0120C * INSERT..., Blank, PC MEMORY CARD INTL. ASSOC....,
CP/CPX
1 * * * 75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
1 * * * 007KN * Liquid Crystal Display, SXGA+ 15.0, HTCH

Incredible detail compared to other Dell computers I've looked up. *
4 * * * 0640E * Cover, Screw, Top, Adhesive, Corona
1 * * * 146CM * Assembly, Cable, Flex, 15inch, SXGA+-UXGA,
LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 273MY * Assembly, Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display, 15.0,
Lonsdale, V2
1 * * * 40YEV * Assembly, Cover, Top, Liquid Crystal Display, 15,
Lonsdale, V2
1 * * * 433MR * Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic Lonsdale
1 * * * 818FW * Assembly, Palmrest, Touchpad, Lonsdale
1 * * * 81TDF * Assembly, Cover, Bottom, Base, Lonsdale/Lavaca
1 * * * 88DRE * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assembly, Main, Aurora,
Lonsdale Lavaca
2 * * * 89346 * Cover, Screw, Bottom, Oval, ADHESIVE...
1 * * * 09YXE * Subassembly, Floppy Drive, Internal/External,
Celestica, CP
1 * * * 620DF * ASSEMBLY..., CABLE..., BAY (DRIVE BAY)..., C800...,
UNITED STATES...
1 * * * 9364U * Adapter, ALTERNATING CURRENT..., External, 20V, 70W,
3WBA
1 * * * 3609Y * Keyboard, 87, United States, LONSDALE/LAVACA...,
United States
1 * * * 92KJC * Kit, Housing, CDOC2, DOCKING STATION..., Tray/ Stand,
V.2
1 * * * 77EUG * Keyboard, 104, 6P, UNITED STATES..., SILITEK...,
Mechanical, Midnight Gray
1 * * * 47FEM * Mouse, Personal System 2, 2 Button, Wheel, Microsoft,
MG
1 * * * 2509T * Case, Carrying, Nylon, Notebook, Inspiron 7500
1 * * * 75UYF * Battery, 59Wattage Hour, 14.8V, 8Cell, Lithium
2 * * * 6332P * Dual In Line Memory Module, 256100M, 32x64, 4K, 144
1 * * * 1887W * KIT..., DOCUMENTATON ON FLOPPY DISK..., SOFTWARE...,
DIGITAL VIDEO DISK DRIVE..., IVIB39, WITH DOLBY HEADPHONE
TECHNOLOGY...
1 * * * 14DJD * Digital Video/Versatile Disk, 17G, 8X-24X, Internal,
Small FormFactor, Toshiba
1 * * * 303CU * Assembly, Carrier, Mounting, Metal, Compact Disk
Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 61TPH * Bezel, Assembly, Plastic, DigitalVideo/Versatile Disk,
L2 Toshiba
1 * * * 6C266 * Subassembly, Compact Disk Rewritable, 8X, Sony,
LATCHED ADDRESS..., Kit
1 * * * 110MX * Modem, 56K, V90, Internal, Notebook, 3COM, WORLD
WIDE...
1 * * * 82UXX * KIT..., CABLE..., INPUT/OUTPUT..., 4 PIN PHONE
CONNECTOR..., BLACK..., 6FT, WORLD WIDE...
1 * * * 0D405 * Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Graphics, 32MB,
LONSDALE/LAVACA..., V2
1 * * * 980XM * Display, Multiscan, Color, 19, DUAL..., M991, DELL
AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., Midnight Gray
1 * * * 48CVX * Assembly, CARRIER..., Hard Drive, LONSDALE/LAVACA...
1 * * * 4C449 * Hard Disk Drive, 20Gigabytes, I, 2.5" Form Factor,
9.5Millimeters, IBM..., Version2
1 * * * 548GJ * Connector, Header, 2X22, M/F, 2, SCSI, Gold, 35K,
Third Height
1 * * * 77MYY * KIT..., DOCUMENTATION ON COMPACT DISK..., WINDOWS 2000
PROFESSIONAL..., SP1, 5.25" FORM FACTOR..., ENGLAND/ENGLISH...
1 * * * 083YT * Kit, Card, Network, 10/100, 3COM, 2.6.5

This Latitude C800 support page will help you find all the support
related content you need for your Dell product. Explore the latest
FAQs, troubleshooting articles and community entries. Get the drivers
and downloads, check for upgrades and spare parts available for your
Latitude C800 and review your warranty status. All in one place.


What you see when you look at the system configuration for a given
Dell service tag comes from the bill-of-materials used to assemble the
computer at whichever factory put it together. So there is a lot of
cryptic information to be deciphered, and the quality of the
information is as good as the factory drone who created the bill-of-
materials originally. With some of the more recent and really cheap
Dell laptops (1200, 1300, 2200), even the processor type and speed may
be obscured, because it is integrated into the motherboard used in the
system. Lonsdale, Lavaca etc are internal Dell code names for
something or other.

PP01X is an identifier of the plastic chassis of a Dell laptop. C800
identifies the model of Dell Latitude. Other PP01X systems include
the Latitude C810, Latitude C840, Inspiron 8000, Inspiron 8100,
Inspiron 8200, and probably some early model of Precision laptop. In
other words, Dell used this chassis (and others) on a wide range of
models. And it plays the marketing game of promoting one product line
as premium/workstation (e.g. Precision), business class (Latitude) and
consumer/home (Inspirion). But when they are torn down to see what is
inside, there is little variation. HPaq plays the same game. So does
Acer-eGateMachines.

With its Intel 815 chipset, the maximum amount of memory possible is
512MB.

The 15" SXGA+ LCD screen used in the C800 was state-of-the-art back
then at 1600x1200, and it still matches up well with today's laptops.
The P3 processor and the smallish 512MB of memory limit the usefulness
of the C800... Ben Myers


The model difference is HD's. proc's and memory. Sometimes trim.

a 1600x1200 LCD would be premium in that vintage. 800x600 or 1024x768
would be more normal.

C family latitudes are old, slow machines. I would not be surprised
to find out the proc cloc was less than a GHz. 512MB of mem will run
XP, just don't add anything else. This would make a Linux box or a
dedicated something but not a general purpose web browser machine. Too
slow.
 




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