Re: (Techie-pootery) Who knows the Sempron?

On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 19:05:29 +0000, Chronos <chronos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote in <dp6kpp$1pkp$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> After replacing Dr Ivan D. Reid with a small shell script on Saturday 31 Dec
> 2005 18:31, the following appeared on stdout:
>
>> IF I could convince a Curry's sales-droid to open up a box[1], are
>> there easily recognisable differences between a Socket A and a Socket 754
>> chip? Or is it cheap enough that I shouldn't bother?

[big snip 8< ]

Thanks, that's been more help than most people might imagine!

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