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From: Warner Losh <imp@village.org>
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Subject: Silly question
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I have a socket 370 mobo.  I was wondering if I could insert an older socket7
chip into it.  I notice that the chips are keyed differently, so I thought I'd
ask before getting out the wirecutters for the older chip.

Warner

P.S.  Yes, I know this is hopelessly nieve, but I've never had to deal with
a socket 370 mobo in the past.


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