Pentium M in a socket 478 mobo, maybe pretty soon!
I ran across this article here, at x-bit labs and it looks like us socket 478 system users might be able to upgrade our machines to use a Pentium M processor in our DC P4 boards. Here's a snippet from the article:
I can't wait to see these released out to some reviewer's websites to see how well they work; I wouldn't mind a bit on shelling out some bucks on these and P-M procs is they will allow overclocking on an i865 board.
article wrote:The world’s largest maker of mainboards ASUSTeK Computer announced on Thursday its adapter that allows installation of Intel Pentium M and Intel Celeron M processors originally developed for mobile computers into desktops. The move not only potentially allows creation of cool and silent computers, but also enables higher performance systems based on the Pentium M chips compared to those existing today.
I can't wait to see these released out to some reviewer's websites to see how well they work; I wouldn't mind a bit on shelling out some bucks on these and P-M procs is they will allow overclocking on an i865 board.
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If one of their targets is the enthusiast market, as it claims in the article, it would be wise of them to implement this.