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Forum: Geek Forum Topic: 370 processors started by: Purple Dog Food Posted by Purple Dog Food on Oct. 03 2001,06:57
I'm doing a thing for college and i cant for the life i me remember what letter is used for a 370.Me and my mate say there are about 5 different kinds of socket processors but we are as bout as useful as a chocolate tea pot when it comes to slot processors. Does anyone know how many kinds there is? Posted by cr0bar on Oct. 03 2001,14:49
In recent history, there has been Socket 7 (Intel Pentium, AMD K6-2/K6-3, Cyrix 6x86/MII), Slot-1 (Intel Pentium II/III), Slot-A (AMD Athlon), Socket 370 a.k.a. S370 (Intel Celeron/Pentium III)That's off the top of my head, so I'm sure I missed a few things. Posted by damien_s_lucifer on Oct. 03 2001,14:49
Socket 370 is used for Intel Celeron and Pentium III CPU's.
Posted by jrh1406 on Oct. 03 2001,15:06
Hey now, don't forget about socket 8,WOOOO PENTIUM PRO BABY WOOOO!!! ok, i'll go back to my little obsolete corner now. Posted by miNus on Oct. 03 2001,18:40
There's also the two P4 sockets: Socket 478 (DIMM memory) and Socket 423 (some RIMM, some DIMM memory).This message has been edited by miNus on October 04, 2001 at 01:41 PM Posted by Spydir on Oct. 04 2001,00:13
isn't there a new p4 one coming out soon? And the new one for the smaller pIII's. I can't remember the names, though...------------------ Posted by Spydir on Oct. 04 2001,05:12
socket a's for athalons and durons...
Posted by miNus on Oct. 05 2001,00:25
There's the new P4 - Northwood. It's a .13 micron process, and it uses the 478 pin boards.There's the Tuatalin, which is basically a beefed up P3, using the .13 micron process too (I BELIEVE). Not sure what kind of board that goes in. This message has been edited by miNus on October 06, 2001 at 07:15 PM |