I need a chip (two actually View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif ). The motherboard it is going on is a SY-7ISA+. It says it will accept:<BR><BR>Intel FC-PGA ...

Intel’s Pentium III is now available for about one year and has already been improved: Last fall Intel introduced the Coppermine core, which comes with 256 KBytes on-die and full-speed second level ...

I wanna buy this Checkercube-1215. If I buy a "barebones system" the site will include a <B>Pentium III Socket 370, Mini ITX form factor </B>. My question: <B>is there a mobo I can use that will let ...

The motherboard receptacle for Pentium II and III CPUs. Socket 370 accepts a 370-pin PPGA (plastic pin grid array) chip package. Socket 370 chips and motherboards cost less to manufacture than the ...

It's pretty much obvious that the Tualatin range of processors were practise for Intel's recent move to a 0.13 micron process for the Pentium 4. Built on the 0.13u process and home to either 256kb or ...

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Computers have used socketed processors for most of the PC’s lifespan, with a few notable exceptions like Intel’s cartridge-based Pentium II and III aside. These sockets change every few processor ...

Twenty years ago today, Intel launched the Pentium 60 CPU and changed the computing world for ever. Believe it or not, a revision of the original Pentium core still lives on today, in Intel's bleeding ...

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