Tom's Hardware: Topic Difference, Socket 487 and Normal?
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Yeah I think there is. The P4 first came out as a 423 Socket (which I got, therefore killing my upgrade path). Then after a while Intel switched to the 478 Socket. Newer mobos only support the 478 Socket. The 423 is the older version of the P4 basically. Do not get that.
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