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10 Cards in this Set
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What is DIP? |
Dual In-Line Package |
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Why was DIP not very popular/easy to instal? |
They were very easily breakable and had to be very precise when being inserted into the circuit board |
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What does SECC stand for? |
Single Edge Contact Cartridge |
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What were some good things about SECC? |
It was covered in a plastic covering and was much more easily installed into the motherboard. |
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What were some negative things about SECC? |
It took up a lot of room. |
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What did PGA stand for? |
Pin Grid Array |
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How was it installed? |
It was moved to a motherboard with a ZIF socket to lock in place. |
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What made it popular? |
It had many pins on the bottom, which made it easy to install and use |
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What did LGA stand for? |
Land Grid Array |
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How does it work? |
It's a reverse PGA, pins are on the motherboard, so there's no pin damage to the CPU. |
