What is the Natus N?

introduced in 2000, Socket N is a central processing unit (CPU) from Semiconductor Intel Corporation. However, it is much better known as the Socket 478. The popular term refers to its number of holes for pins used to mount on CPU or microprocessor, through its pegs. This acts as the "heart" of the computer and contains many of its important components, such as systemic memory, expansion cards, chipset, power connectors, audio connectors and video outputs. The N O 1.38 square inches (0.54 square centimeters) N ​​is used by the type of design known as the PIN (PGA) field (PGA). This indicates the arrangement of the holes for pins in four neat rows on the drawer.TS - is exposed to the introduction of the radiator. The purpose of this component is to reduce heat and thus promote CPU energy protection. This PGA variant is known as the Flip-Chip Pin grid, often shortened as FC-PGA or FCPGA.

Intel Corporation introduced Socket N to compete directly with its main rival on the semiconductor market, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). The main competition of Intel was preceded by the drawer A, which is also known as the Socket 462. AMD mainly produced a socket for some members of its then chairmen of the athlon family of microprocessors, which entered its third generation of production.

Socket N has more holes for pins than socket A. Like its AMD counterpart, it supports more than its flagship Consumer CPU, which was then Intel Pentium 4. The company later added compatibility for its Celeron brand. Overall, these processing chips have a speed range of 1.4 to 3.4 Gigahertz. Regarding the bus speed on the front of the bus, which is the speed of data transmission that has a computer chip with a motherboard via a front bus interface of the computer, Socket N supports 400, 533 and 800 megahertz.

after a six -year manufacturing run, Intel launched in 2006 radically different from the NOKET N in that instead of pins instead of pins instead of pins, better known as LGA 775.