mason4

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Just a simple question but I am just learning how to build a system, The question is I have a PIII 866 PGA. The new motherdoard i want to get says it supports PIII FCPGA. Is FCPGA the same as PGA
Thanks for your Input Dave.

<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by mason4 on 02/11/01 05:38 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
 

Crashman

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Your 866 IS FC-PGA. There are three PGA proccessors; FC-PGA (PIII/Celeron2), PPGA (Celeron), and CPGA (AMD Duron/t-bird, not relevant to your parts). The newer Intel compatable motherboards support both FC-PGA and PPGA. So even if you had a PPGA processor it would still work. I only explain this for the newbies-your processor is FC-PGA, and your motherboard is made to support it.

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