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Re: 370 chips
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Fri, 12 Feb 1999 21:35:45 -0500
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No, the Celeron Socket 370 or Socket 9 has an extra row of pins around it.

David Olds



>I've noticed that the Celeron chip is now coming out in PPGA form factor. I
>know that this is means that the chip has pins under it similar to the
>super socket 7 but can you put the PPGA celeron on a Super Socket Seven
>board like the ASUS P5A?

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