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Doing a wacky resurrection of my dinosaur PC and just wondering if a 64 bit socket 478 cpu exists. Thanks.
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http://ark.intel.com/products/27453/Intel-Pentium-4-Processor-511-1M-Cache-2_80A-GHz-533-MHz-FSB
I think that is the only one
I think that is the only one
no 478 sockets had 64 bit support intel didnt have 64 bit support untill the lga 775 cpus were released.
http://communities.intel.com/thread/27023
http://communities.intel.com/thread/27023
The link above you says otherwise. I believe they were in OEM machines only.
The Prescott P4s shipped in both S478 *and* LGA775 - Prescott was also the only P4 to go x64. (My Mom's P4 in LGA775 is running 7 x64 as I type this.)
I realize Prescott core CPUs were available in both PPG478 and LGA478. Not all Prescott CPUs in PPG478 socket were EM64T capable. In fact most weren't. Only a limited number of CPUs were and I believe these were sold to OEM's such as Dell and HP only. The LGA775 CPUs were a different story as those were generally EM64T capable.
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Indeed. Forgot about that one.