PAC418

Socket PAC418

Type| PGA
Chip form factors| VLIF-PGA
Contacts| 418
FSB protocol| P7
Voltage range| 1.1-1.85V
Processors| Intel Itanium
Successor| PAC611

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This article is part of the CPU socket series

Socket PAC418 is a 418 pin microprocessor socket designed to interface an Intel Itanium processor to the rest of the computer (usually via the motherboard). It provides both an electrical interface as well as physical support. This socket is designed to support a microprocessor module.

## Technical specifications

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Socket PAC418 was introduced with Intel's first generation Itanium in 2001. It supported bus speeds up to 133 MHz double-pumped.[1]

Socket PAC418 processors reach speeds of 800 MHz.

## See also

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* List of Intel microprocessors

## References

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1. ^ "Socket ID Guide". www.cpushack.com. Retrieved 2009-04-23.

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CPU sockets and slots by Intel

Desktop sockets|

| Slot|

* Slot 1 (1996–1999)

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PGA|

* 370 (1998–2001)
* 423 (W 2000–2001)
* 478 (N 2001–2004)

LGA|

* 775 (T 2004–2009)
* 1366 (B 2008–2010)
* 1156 (H1 2009–2010)
* 2011 (R 2011–2013)
* 1155 (H2 2011–2012)
* 1150 (H3 2013–2014)
* 2011-3 (R3 2014–2016)
* 1151 (H4 2015–2019)
* 2066 (R4 2017–2019)
* 1200 (H5 2020–2021)
* 1700 (V 2021–2023)
* 1851 (V1 2024)

Mobile sockets|

* MMC-1
* MMC-2
* Socket 615
* Socket 495
* Socket 479 (2001)
* Socket M (2006)
* Socket P (2007)
* Socket G1 (2009)
* Socket G2 (2011)
* Socket G3 (2013)

Server sockets|

* Socket 8 (1995)

Xeon processors|

| Slot|

* Slot 2 (1998–2000)

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PGA|

* 603 (2001–2004)
* 604 (2002–2007)

LGA|

* 771 (J 2006)
* 1366 (B 2008)
* 1156 (H1 2009)
* 1567 (LS 2010)
* 1155 (H2 2011)
* 2011 (R 2011)
* 1356 (B2 2012)
* 1150 (H3 2013)
* 2011-1 (R2 2014)
* 2011-3 (R3 2014)
* 1151 (H4 2015)
* 3647 (P 2016)
* 2066 (R4 2017–2019)
* 1200 (2020)
* 4189 (P5 2020)
* 4677 (E 2023)
* 4710 (2024)
* 7529 (2024)

Itanium processors|

* 418 (2001)
* 611 (2002)
* 1248 (2010)

Pre-Pentium II PGA Sockets|

* Socket 1
* Socket 2
* Socket 3
* Socket 6
* Socket 4 (1993)
* Socket 5 (1994–1995)
* Socket 7 (1995–1997)
* Super Socket 7 (1996–1999; non-Intel modification of the original Intel Socket 7)

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