Re: Upgrades to a PII

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From: Adam Carheden
Date: Mon, 08 Nov 1999 00:00

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What if I went with a nice K6-2 and the familiar Socket 7 interface. 
Has anyone tried K6-2?  Are they any good?  Are they supposed to be
comprable to a PII or a PIII?

Adam Carheden wrote:
> 
> I have to upgrade some old computers.  I'm replacing the
> MB/Processor/Memory.  I will by buying PII's which fit into Slot 1 MB's
> right?  I've only every used Socket 7 (I think I saw a Socket 3 once.
> I'm a young'en).  I have seen my giant PII processor though, and it
> looks nothing like the nice little Socket 7 ones.  Before I order off
> for PII and MB's, will I need any special tools etc. to put them
> together.  Any words of caution?  Can someone point me to a tutorial on
> the different cpu/mb interfaces?
> 
> TIA
> --
> Adam

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