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June 27th 03, 03:01 AM
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slotted vs socket@
What is the different between slotted and Socket processor? which one is
used these days 
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June 27th 03, 03:28 AM
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sockets have taken over that job these days. it refers to the way the
connector is configured- slotted =slot not unlike a memory dimm or a PCI card. socket= multiple male pinned chip being inseted into a multipinned female connector, nowadays refered to as a "zif"(zero insertion force) when dealing with CPU's.. "leza" wrote in message e.rogers.com... What is the different between slotted and Socket processor? which one is used these days
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June 28th 03, 12:45 AM
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Slotted processors are not produced anymore. Intel Pentium III's were
slotted for a while several years ago. Now everyone uses various socket configurations. -- DaveW davew02 at attbi dot com "leza" wrote in message e.rogers.com... What is the different between slotted and Socket processor? which one is used these days
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