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October 2nd 10, 03:47 AM
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775 mutton dressed up as 478 lamb?
I was sorting through my junk box, and noticed one the Pentium 4 CPUs had on it 2M cache. I thought this must be the last of the socket 478 line, so looked ut up at Intel website. It is spec SL7Z9. However, their webpage says is LGA775. I know there were a few models that were issued in both 478 and 775 package, so I guess this is a mistake by the webmaster, rather than me having a rare sample? 
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