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May 20th 05, 01:33 AM
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Socket 3 and sockets 5/7??
I have an Intel Pentium 166MHz Socket 5/7 chip and I'm wondering iffn
it will fit onto a Socket 3 platform?? Trying to upgrade an ooooollldd computer a bit. Thanks. -- The Seabat 
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May 20th 05, 03:31 PM
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The Seabat Wrote: I have an Intel Pentium 166MHz Socket 5/7 chip and I'm wondering iffn it will fit onto a Socket 3 platform?? Trying to upgrade an ooooollldd computer a bit. Thanks. -- The Seabat -- Sorry, the short answer is no. If you want to know why, check here http://www.pcmech.com/show/processors/157/ -- legacy_programmer
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May 20th 05, 09:38 PM
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"The Seabat" wrote in message ... I have an Intel Pentium 166MHz Socket 5/7 chip and I'm wondering iffn it will fit onto a Socket 3 platform?? Trying to upgrade an ooooollldd computer a bit. Thanks. -- The Seabat Only if you hit it with a hammer! Socket 3 is 486! Mike.
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