Dual 1229

Brand: Dual

Dual 1229 refers to a specific model of a computer processor released by AMD in the late 1990s. It was a 32-bit CPU that operated at a clock speed of 450 MHz, making it one of the faster processors of its time. The processor was part of AMD's K6 family of CPUs and was designed to compete with Intel's popular Pentium II line. The Dual 1229 was a dual-processor configuration, allowing for two of these CPUs to run simultaneously in a single motherboard, providing enhanced computing power for demanding applications such as databases, scientific computations, and server operations.

• Drive: Idler Drive
• Motor:
• Control:
• Automation: Full-Auto
• Changer: Yes
• Suspension: Yes
• Rumble: -63dB
• Wow and Flutter: 0.06% wrms
• Speeds: 33, 45, 78 rpm
• Platter: 300 mm, 3 kg
• Tonearm: Straight
• Dimensions:
• Weight: 7.2 kg
• Year: 1972
• Price: