Can I put a T7700 in a Mac Mini?
The newegg description says its socket P? I just know its cheaper than the T7600.
TIA
Can I put a T7700 in a Mac Mini?
The newegg description says its socket P? I just know its cheaper than the T7600.
TIA
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No. The new chips use the same socket, but a different pin layout thus not allowing you to use the T7700.
Thanks, thats what I thought.
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I would just grab a T7200. Its the sweet spot for price and performance, plus these chips should undervolt quite a bit better then the T7600's.
the 7200 is about 300 at the egg.. quite expensive IMO
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