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To: pgerassi who wrote (213019)	10/9/2006 1:36:28 PM
From: fastpathguru	Read Replies (1) of 275872

cHT is likely always enabled. But with only one HT port, how can you connect to I/O with the port chewed up connecting to another CPU? It only becomes a capability when you have more than one port. Segmentation comes from the width and speed of the ports. AM2+ won't be wide whereas F and F+ will be. Why the underlying assumption that AM2 has only one HTT interface? AFAICT, AM2 has 3 HTT interfaces, just like S939 and S940. amd.com Q: What are the major differences between socket AM2 and socket 939-pin? A: Socket AM2 provides support for DDR2 memory. Socket AM2 is almost identical to socket 939 but uses a protective mechanism (a manufacturing “key”) designed to prevent any socket 939-pin CPUs (DDR1 only) from being inserted into a socket AM2 motherboard, and to prevent socket AM2 CPUs (DDR2 only) from being inserted into a socket 939-pin motherboard.

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