Socket 775: June 2004 To Today, Continue

06:00 - Monday 20 December 2004 by Bert Töpelt
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: the, mother, of, all, cpu, charts, part, 1

Socket 775: June 2004 To Today, Continue

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For the beginning of 2005, Intel plans to introduce the Pentium 4 with 2 MB L2 cache and, somewhat later, the dual-core technology.

New high in heat loss: with Socket 775 a heat loss of 115 watts was reached (TDP)

No more pins on the Socket 775 CPUs: The connections are made with the spring contacts of the socket

Socket 775: Intel Pentium 4


Board: Gigabyte 8ANXP-DW (Intel 925XE)
RAM: Dual DDR2-533 to 711 (PC4300 to PC5700)

The Gigabyte 8ANXP-DW with the Intel 925XE chipset was used for Socket 775 CPUs

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Pentium 4 530 to 570 (FSB800) and P4 EE 3.4 GHz (FSB800) Pentium EE 3.46 GHz (FSB1066)

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