Paris underground !

1.00 GHz (100x10)...
may someone explain that to me?^^

@daintycode 100 x 10 = 1000mhz = 1Ghz for the clock speed. 100 is usually the bus speed and the 10 is the clock multiplier. If a CPU has an unlocked multiplier then you can increase this to overclock your CPU. So you could do 100 x 12 giving you 1.2Ghz. Probably not possible on a CPU that level but more for the newer enthusiast CPUs.

Have got a working Pentium 3 on Gigabyte GA-BX2000 with DualBios and 1GB RAM. Yes, 1GB, was a big thing back then, when most motherboards could only handle 256-512MB