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CPUShack
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chipcollector
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| MM2? I don't know what that means, but I do have a p3 mobile 750MHz cpu, with the brownish layer on the top. |
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 7:25 pm Post subject: |
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| chipcollector wrote: | | MM2? I don't know what that means, but I do have a p3 mobile 750MHz cpu, with the brownish layer on the top. |
MMC-2 is a Mobile Microprocessor Cartridge. Most mobile PIIs were packed in this fashion.
What you have is the much more comon uPGA package (microPGA)
it has little pins on the bottom.
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Mixeur
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There are 8 different PIII Mobile MMC-2 :
Intel Pentium III 450 Mobile MMC-2
Intel Pentium III 500 Mobile MMC-2
Intel Pentium III 600 Mobile MMC-2
Intel Pentium III 650 Mobile MMC-2
Intel Pentium III 700 Mobile MMC-2
Intel Pentium III 750 Mobile MMC-2
Intel Pentium III 800 Mobile MMC-2
Intel Pentium III 850 Mobile MMC-2
I think they will be more and more common as the time goes, because they will be more obsolete, so more sold...
Sammyc sold me a 450, some weeks ago... |
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