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5. Which CPUs can be inserted in the same type of slot? (Choose three)
A. AMD K5
B. Cyrix M II
C. AMD K6
D. Pentium II 233
E. Pentium 233 MMX
answer (i'm guessing)
b,c,e ???
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How about the best 2 out of 3?
D and E are one in the same. The PII is nothing more than a faster Pentium Pro with MMX and tweaked instruction set. Both use the Slot 1. The only difference between D & E is the wording.
AMD's Sec packages used the Slot A. You can snap a Athlon Sec cartridge in to a Slot 1 just fine--but it won't work.
The K5 (cheapy) were the RISC cpu's (Reduced Instruction Set Computing--pin compatible, socket bound.
All AMD K6s use the Super Socket 7
Cyrix M II, not sure what socket? I wouldn't guess this was a Slot bound cpu. Check their web site.
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