Annotated edit history of
CPUSockets version 6, including all changes.
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JohnMcPherson |
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The physical socket on the motherboard that the [CPU] plugs in to. Different CPU families need different sockets, all incompatible shapes and sizes. |
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| Socket 462 (aka Socket A) | [AMD] Duron and Athlon |
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| Socket 754 | AMD Athlon 64 |
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| Socket 940 | AMD Athlon Opteron |
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| Slot 1 | [Intel] Pentium II, III and Celeron (233-650MHz?) |
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PhilMurray |
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| Slot 2 | [Intel] Pentium II and Pentium III Xeons |
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AlastairPorter |
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| Socket 7 | [Intel] Pentium |
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JohnMcPherson |
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| Socket 370 | Pentium III and Celeron ? |
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PhilMurray |
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| Socket 603 | [Intel] Pentium 4 Xeon |
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PhilMurray |
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| Socket 604 | Second generation [Intel] Pentium 4 Xeons, backwards compatible with 603 chips |
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JohnMcPherson |
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JohnMcPherson |
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# for the sockets, the number generally refers to the number of pins on the CPU. |
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# Socket 370 to Slot 1 adapters exist. |
