The first time around we were not capable of this because we did not increase the core voltage, making sure we didn't't fry the CPU or mobo. Soon afterward, the source in which we acquired the processor later told us we could keep it. But, Intel wouldn't let that happen. So, they released the 1.13GHz Pentium3 processor, which would have been the fastest consumer CPU out at the time. But, the processor was recalled due to stability issues, and now AMD's 1.1Ghz Thunderbird is speed king once again.
Lets find out.
Read the review here . Because it's based on the proven K7 core design, the Duron is both efficient and powerful. Many will notice the Duron design provides only 96KB of Level 2 cache memory. The exclusive nature of the K7 Duron cache architecture aids in offsetting this relatively small size. Exclusive means the L2 cache doesn't buffer data already present in the L1 cache.