My buyer has a new category P4-775 motherboards. Previously it was just P3 & older and P4 motherboards. Most likely the 775 refers to the cpu socket. Does anyone have a photo they could post? Or can anyone tell me how to tell them apart from other P4's?
Last edited by Flinthills; 07-09-2014 at 12:12 PM.
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Easiest way to tell, is they have that metal cage that flips open to hold the cpu.
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How does the buyer have them priced out? Little higher/lower than P4?
Lower than P4.Originally Posted by Caveman
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Here is a socket 775 Motherboard:
Here is the older Socket 478:
Basically, the Socket 478 had the connector pins on the CPU. The Socket 775 (And Newer Intel Sockets) has the pins on the motherboard instead. AMD machines still use a Socket-478 type layout.
Hopefully this helps a bit...
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