Multiple choice technology

Why was the first Intel Celeron processor not as popular as expected?

  1. Had errors

  2. No level 2 cache

  3. Caused errors

  4. Caused Excess heat
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The first Intel Celeron processor (Covington core) lacked Level 2 cache entirely, which significantly reduced its performance compared to the Pentium II. While it was error-free and didn't have heat issues, the absence of L2 cache was its major limitation and the primary reason for lower performance and lack of popularity.

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