[SunHELP] Sun Processors

[Robert Banniza]

The Ultra Sparc II processors are higher end processors usually found in
Enterprise systems and can have anywhere from 512K cache all the way up
to 4MB cache (maybe even 8MB but not sure). The i in IIi stands for
integrated and is a cheaper designed processor usually with less cache
(although the 440mhz procs had 2MB). The IIe proc. is pretty much a
replacement of the IIi and again has little cache (256K). The IIe procs.
can be found in Netra T1s and Sun Blade 100s. The IIi proc. can be found
in U5 and U10s. If you need more in-depth answers maybe some Sun
engineers on the list can help. Hope this helps...

Robert

Robert Banniza
Senior UNIX Administrator
Ascension Health
Phone: 812-228-2157

>>> tlongo at avaya.com 01/07/02 09:28AM >>>
Can anyone explain the difference between an Ultra Sparc II processor
vs. an
Ultra Sparc IIe vs. and Ultra Sparc IIi?

Thanks.
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