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Thread: SOCKET A or SOCKET 642

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    SOCKET A or SOCKET 642

    Is there a difference?
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    1gig xms3200 corsair ddr400 pro series
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    Socket A has 462 pins so socket 642 has 180 more pins

    and more pins = more speed

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    Stark Raving MOD Midknyte's Avatar
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    I think you meant socket 462. Socket A and 462 are the same thing.

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    Yes, there is no Socket 642.

    Socket 7 = 321 pins
    Socket 370 = Pentium 3's and Celerons
    Socket 423 = older Pentium 4's
    Socket A = 462 pins (Athlons & Durons)
    Socket 478 = newer Pentium 4's (also P4-based Celerons)
    Socket 603 = P4-based Xeons
    Socket 754 = Athlon 64
    Socket 940 = Opteron

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    Originally posted by Midknyte
    I think you meant socket 462. Socket A and 462 are the same thing.
    Ha yeh sorry guys my bad :P I meant 462..
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    1gig xms3200 corsair ddr400 pro series
    2500+ amdxp
    a7n8x asus

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