AMD to migrate all CPUs to Socket M2 and Socket F

Posted on Monday, May 09 2005 @ 22:35 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck

DigiTimes writes that AMD's new processor roadmap shows two sockets for the second half of next year: the Socket M2 and Socket F. The first will use 940 pins and the latter will have a 1,207-pin design.

AMD: Processor sockets, 2005-2006
Year	Sempron	Athlon 64		Athlon 64FX	Opteron 100	Opteron 200/800
2005	Socket 754	Socket 754	Socket 939	Socket 939	Socket 939	Socket 940
2H06	Socket M2					Socket F

Both Socket M2 and Socket F processors will feature support for DDR2 memory.

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