Base P
| Base P | |
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| Specifications | |
| introduction | May 9, 2007 |
| design type | ZIF |
| contacts | 478 |
| Bus protocol | AGTL + |
| Bus cycle | 133 MHz ( Quadpumped , FSB533 ) 166 MHz ( Quadpumped , FSB667 ) 200 MHz ( Quadpumped , FSB800 ) 266 MHz ( Quadpumped , FSB1066 ) |
| Operating voltage | variable |
| Processors |
Intel Celeron M Intel Core 2 Duo Intel Core 2 Extreme Intel Pentium Dual-Core (Mobile) |
Socket P denotes both the electrical processor interface that Intel developed for the fourth generation of its Centrino notebook platform (such as the Core 2 Duo ) and the mPGA478MN processor socket, which is intended for the plug-in processor variants (Micro-PGA housing) on this platform is. The base P was presented on 9 May 2007 and replaces the Socket M from. Processors based on the Intel Core microarchitecture with a front side bus up to a maximum of 266 MHz (FSB1066) are provided for this socket . However, offshoots for socket P were created for most processors still sold with a lower front side bus. Only the ULV processors of the Core 2 Solo series will continue to be produced for Socket M, since the first Socket P chipsets consume more power than the last chipsets for Socket M.
