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400 PII Slot1 versus Celeron
Name: BNichols Date: August 22, 2003 at 16:25:37 Pacific OS: Win 98 CPU/Ram: 256/PII 400 Slot 1
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Hi I have a AZZA PT-810DMC dual proccessor motherboard. It will use either a slot 1 PII or celeron socket 370 proccessor. The motherboard manual says it will take a 800 celeron. My question is there is a PPGA for speeds up to 533 and a FCPGA for speeds up to 1.0ghz and over.....can I put the FCPGA CPU (Flip Chip) 700 to 800 in this socket. Or will I have to stick to the PPGA 533 or below CPU?
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