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***glc*** · 08-26-2006, 01:36 PM

We have to differentiate between the PPGA and FC-PGA Socket 370's to talk about Intel chipsets. The PPGA was the original Celerons. They were supported by the Intel 440 series chipsets - the LX, BX, EX, and ZX. They were 66 FSB. Now, the FC-PGA (Coppermine) in 66 and 100 FSB was supported by the 440BX, later revisions. The 810 supported 66 and 100, the 810E added 133. The 815 supported it all, with the later 815's also supporting Tualatin. The 820 was strictly slot 1.

08-26-2006, 01:36 PM	#15
*glc* Forum Administrator Staff Premium Member Join Date: May 2000 Location: Joplin MO Posts: 37,697	We have to differentiate between the PPGA and FC-PGA Socket 370's to talk about Intel chipsets. The PPGA was the original Celerons. They were supported by the Intel 440 series chipsets - the LX, BX, EX, and ZX. They were 66 FSB. Now, the FC-PGA (Coppermine) in 66 and 100 FSB was supported by the 440BX, later revisions. The 810 supported 66 and 100, the 810E added 133. The 815 supported it all, with the later 815's also supporting Tualatin. The 820 was strictly slot 1.