Intel's Pentium 4 2GHz. Socket 478 Processor Breaking through the 2GHz. ceiling with ease By, Dave Altavilla August 27, 2001 Alright, I'll ...

Is there a any sort of performance or other differences between Socket 423 and Socket 478 with a Pentium 4 chip?<P>Fry's is having a motherboard + CPU sale (which I took advantage of): ECS P4S5A2 ...

Although the Pentium-M processors can be physically placed into a Pentium-4 PGA-478 socket, it will not function. The voltage is not compatible and the pinout is different.

• Intel Pentium 4 2.8 'Northwood' @ 21 x 133MHz FSB (2.8GHz) • Intel D850EMV2, Intel i850e Chipset (with ICH2), Socket 478 Intel Pentium 4 RDRAM Motherboard supporting HyperThreading ...

While Socket 423 chips using the PGA-423 form factor are slightly larger than AMD's AthlonXP processors in physical size, the move to mPGA-478 means the processor are physically a lot smaller.

Intel began delivering Socket 478 P4 processors on a small scale to motherboard companies in August, but the supply has been very tight. First-tier makers&#8217; shipment ratios of Pentium 4 ...

With its 400-MHz front-side bus, the new chip set supports Intel Corp.'s Pentium 4 processors at speeds of 2-GHz and beyond. The chip set, which supports SDRAM and double-data-rate (DDR) SDRAM memory, ...

Supply of Intel’s Socket 478 Pentium 4 processors in distributor markets has been tight since their launch in August, as the chip giant has been following its general pattern of shipping ...

Intel is officially releasing the 2Ghz Pentium 4 today, surely another milestone in processing speed. It was just over a year ago that AMD and Intel hit 1 Ghz with their processor ...

Meanwhile, ECS of Taipei introduced the i-Buddie 4 notebook PC. The i-Buddie 4 supports Intel's Socket 478 Pentium 4 processors running from 1.4- to 2.8-GHz. The system is also based on a Pentium ...

Intel's Pentium 4 2GHz. Socket 478 Processor Breaking through the 2GHz. ceiling with ease By, Dave Altavilla August 27, 2001 Alright, I'll - Page 3 ...