Base A
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| Specifications | |
| introduction | 2000 |
| design type | PGA - ZIF |
| contacts | 462 |
| Bus protocol | EV6 |
| Bus cycle | 100 MHz, 133 MHz, 166 MHz and 200 MHz; corresponds to FSB200, FSB266, FSB333 and FSB400 ( Double Data Rate Bus) |
| Operating voltage | 1.0-2.05V |
| Processors |
Athlon (650 MHz - 1400 MHz) AMD Geode NX (1500 + -1750 +) AMD Athlon XP (1500 + -3200 +) AMD Duron (600 MHz - 1800 MHz) AMD Sempron (2000 + -3300 +) AMD Athlon MP ( 1000 MHz – 3000 +) |
The Socket A (also: Socket 462 or Socket A (462) ; English Socket A , Socket 462 or Socket A (462) ) is a processor socket for AMD - processors of Athlon - Duron - Athlon XP -, Sempron - and Geode series.
The Socket A replaced the previous slot A off after AMD processor core and the cache of its processors on a common The could produce.
Socket A was one of the longest-lasting sockets in PC history and was only replaced by Socket 754 for Athlon 64 and the new Sempron, Socket 939 for Athlon 64, Athlon 64 FX and Opteron and Socket 940 for Athlon FX and Opteron. The last Athlon XP processor was produced by AMD in early July 2005. However, boards are still being produced for this socket because AMD offers particularly energy-saving processors under the name Geode NX 1500 @ 6W. These motherboards are equipped with either SiS 741GX or VIA KN400A chipsets.
The first IA-32 processors with a clock rate of more than 1 GHz were delivered based on Socket A.
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Socket for server: Socket A (socket 462) | Socket 940 | Base F | Base C32 | Base G34 | Socket SP3
Socket for desktops: Super Socket 7 | Slot A | Socket A (socket 462) | Socket 754 | Socket 939 | Socket 940 | Socket AM2 | Base F | Socket AM2 + | Socket AM3 | Socket AM3 + | Socket AM4 | Base TR4 | Socket sTRX4 | Socket FM1 | Socket FM2 | Socket FM2 + | Socket AM1
Socket for mobile devices: Socket 563 | Socket 754 | Base S1