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VIII Sockets & Slots
A CPU is useless without being
plugged in. The first CPU designs were bigger brother versions
of RAM sockets. That is to say they used DIP (Dual
Inline Packaging) as you saw in the memory chapter.
The 80286 brought a design
change to what is called PGA (Pin Grid Array). The PGA
is used through the Pentium Pro, and then dropped for Slot1,
only to return.
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