Base 6

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Base 6
Base 6
Specifications
design type PGA - ZIF
contacts 235
Bus cycle 25, 33, 40 MHz
Operating voltage 3.3V
Processors Intel i486 DX4 (75–120 MHz)
Pentium OverDrive

The base 6 was a CPU socket for the Intel i486 processor. It was developed by Intel at the end of the product life cycle of the Intel i486 as a slightly modified version of the popular Socket 3 . Due to the late development it was only used on a few mainboards , especially because it had few advantages over the old Socket 3.

With the phasing out of the i486 series from Intel , Socket 6 had no direct successor.

Intel - Socket


Socket for Itanium

PAC418 ( Slot M ) • PAC611 ( Slot 3 ) • Socket 1248

Socket for x86 server

Socket 8 • Slot 2 • Socket 603 • Socket 604 • Socket 771 • Socket 1366 • Socket 2011 • Socket 2011-3 • Socket 3647

Socket for x86 desktops

Socket 486 • Socket 1 • Socket 2 • Socket 3 • Socket 6 • Socket 4 • Socket 5 • Socket 7 • Socket 8 • Slot 1 • Socket 370 • Socket 423 • Socket 478 • Socket 775 • Socket 1156 • Socket 1155 • Socket 1150 • Base 1151 • Base 2066 • Base 1200

Base for mobile devices

MMC-1 • MMC-2 • Socket 495 • Socket 479 • Socket M • Socket P • Socket G1 • Socket G2 • Socket G3