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JAC
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 Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2006 7:00 am Post subject: "Standard Pin Out" |
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Ok, apart from the obvious, does anyone know why did they put standard pin out on this? What is the non-standard pin-out?
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sammyc
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laptop versions etc
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fRaSsL
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There are different pin outs introduced with dx2 / dx4. Intel used a slightly different layout than AMD. So Cyrix/IBM/ST made different versions of their 486er CPU... AMD or Intel layout. You can choose it on the most of the mobos.
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vinicio
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The cpu has a core M7 (DIR0 = 1Fh) but it has a pinout Intel DX4 (P24C). Not work with a pinout M7.
I have tested now the CPU, on my Acer Open AP43 ( AOpen mainboards, are the best for me), where M6,M7,M9s have different setting.
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