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Slot 1
It was revealed previously in this
chapter that the Pentium Pro wasnt great for Intel profitability,
and it was a real dog running Windows 9.x. However the Pro CPU is so
good at running NT/Windows 2000 that manufacturer stuck with the Pro
chip until the Xeon was released.
Slot 1 uses a SEC (Single
Edge Contact) that looks a bit like a game cartridge with 242 contacts.
Figure 39: Two Slot 1 connectors with a Pentium II inverted to display the contacts. This is an SMP-capable system board.

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Slot 1 & Socket 7
The Pentium II, Pentium III and Celeron use slot 1.The AMD Athlon uses slot A. The AMD K-6/K-7 use Socket 7. |
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