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I found an interesting processor selling <A HREF="http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/sg/auction/85583825?aucview=0x13" target="_new">here</A>.

Is it a PentiumM ?
I checked the s spec(sl5cg), found that it's a micro fcpga processor, does it means it can work on a 865/875 mobo?

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its a mobile p3 socket 478. runs on a mobile chipset.

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Found this on the bottom of the link you posted:

"Intel 933/512 processor for laptop, in good working condition"

As a mobile chip it tries to use less power-battery life, and do the same job with less Mhz.

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It's a PIII mobile. Unlike what the other guy said, it's not Socket 478, it's Micro PGA of an earlier version, a more compact version of the old Socket 370. There might be a company that makes a Socket 370 adapter...lol.

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