Socket 7

from The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (8 July 2008)
Socket 7

   <hardware, standard> A physical and electrical specification
   for the {x86 processor socket} matching the pins on {Pentium}
   {microprocessors} manufactured by {Intel}, and compatibles
   made by {Cyrix}, {AMD} and others.  Any {CPU} chip conforming
   to this specification can be plugged into any conforming
   {motherboard}.

   Supported processors include: 2.5V - 3.5V {Pentiums} 75-233
   MHz, AMD {K5} through {K6}, Cyrix {6x86} (and MX) P120 - P233.

   Socket 7 uses a {SPGA} socket, either a 296 pin {LIF} or a 321
   pin {ZIF} arranged as 37x37 or 19x19 (depending on who you
   speak to!).

   See also {Super 7}.

   Intel's {Pentium II} processor uses {Slot 1} mounting.

   [Pin-out?]

   (1999-08-29)
    

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