Socket 8

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Socket 8 is an Intel CPU socket introduced in the mid-1990s to support Pentium Pro processors in high-performance desktop and server systems.

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Socket 8 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf CPU socket
microprocessor socket
compatibleChipset Intel 440FX
Intel 450GX
linked to: Intel 430FX chipset

Intel 450KX
Intel 450NX
linked to: Intel 450KX
designedBy Intel
linked to: Intel Corporation
feature high pin density for its time
large physical socket size
support for multiprocessor configurations
formFactor PGA-387
introducedInDecade 1990s
introducedInYear 1995
marketPosition high-end
mountType PGA
Zero Insertion Force socket
notCompatibleWith Socket 5 processors
Socket 7 processors
pinCount 387
predecessor Socket 5
primaryUse high-performance desktop systems
server systems
workstation systems
replacedBy Slot 1-based Pentium II
status obsolete
successor Slot 1
Socket 370 (indirectly via later generations)
supportedProcessorFamily Pentium II OverDrive
linked to: Intel Pentium II

Pentium II Xeon (early engineering samples via adapters)
Pentium Pro
linked to: Intel Pentium Pro
supportsArchitecture x86
supportsBitWidth 32-bit
supportsBusType Intel GTL+ front-side bus
supportsL2CacheConfiguration off-die L2 cache on processor module
supportsVoltageType single-voltage Pentium Pro processors
targetMarket enterprise servers
high-end desktops
technical workstations
typicalFSBFrequency 60 MHz
66 MHz
usedInSystemType SMP workstations
dual-processor servers
usedWith Pentium II OverDrive upgrade processors
usedWithBrand Compaq ProLiant servers
linked to: Compaq ProLiant

Dell PowerEdge servers
HP NetServer systems
linked to: Compaq ProLiant

Intel Pentium Pro

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Intel Pentium Pro socket Socket 8