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Article #34498Re: Intel266MMX chip
From: Roger Hunt
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 1999 00:00
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> > > Interesting - I don't keep up with the mobile world, as the scope >for changing things about is much less! Looking at that doc I note >two other gotchas other than the different voltages (which I doubt >any TX board could produce): >1) The chips require the BF2 line - which was never used on most TX > boards. It is normal on super-socket 7 boards though. >2) The chips are TCP style - not PGA, so won't fit a socket 7. > > Regards, > Harry. > Could you tell me what TCP and PGA stand for please, most of the contents of the document were technically way over my head. I would like to ask what the BF2 line does, but again, I don't have a structured knowledge of these devices..... Thanks, (while I'm at it, SPGA and PPGA? Do you know of a Super Glossary of these terms?) -- Roger
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