MoDT is a relatively new concept, derived from the term "Mobile on DeskTop." What it basically offers is a platform for low TDP CPUs to work on desktop form-factor motherboards. The truth is that MoDT probably existed long before the term was officially coined. Remember the days when Socket A held anything with 462 pins, and 478 Northwood P4Ms sat in 478 Foxconn sockets as nicely as a desktop Prescott monster? Not to forget there was the Turion 64s that made its way to 754 K8 boards with one heatspreader less than it's elder brothers.



Link: VR Zone