Lock and Load Pentium II CPU! #shorts

#shorts
The way it is done by Intel on an old ASUS Slot 1 motherboard! #asus #pentium2

[denisuya]

"Remember, switching to your other PC is faster than reloading a new CPU*

[adoeldelarocha]

Slot 1 Socket.

My first PC:
Celeron 266 MHz, RAM 32 MB, HDD 2 GB, VGA 4 MB, Soundcard Yamaha, CD-Rom ASUS 40x, No internet modem, GTC 14“ monitor, , , Windows 98 SE Plus!...

Sweet child o'mine..

[haven]

Can't begin to explain how satisfying this is to hear

[derpydashdjblazekin]

Just waiting to see the day that cartridge processors come back

[sumuduranathunga]

That socket also came with some P3 machines too. My old IBM 600Mhz have this.

[nunopereira]

Had the Celeron 300A in this format, minus the plastic shroud. When overclocked it was actually faster than the PII at the same clockspeed, due to its integrated L2 cache.
Man, i feel old 😂

[glazedguava]

My first pc was a 286 sx 16 with 1 meg ram 1 Mb video card, 14.4 us robotics isa modem, these videos bring back memories

[Chr]

I really miss lightweight CPUs that don't require a large heatsink.

[carsonmcguire]

I had dual P2 450mhz like this for a good couple years back in the day, ran like a beast.

[wangzig]

For me, that's the best way to install a CPU. Imagine a board with multi-slots for CPUs. Like sli and pci. I owned that cpu. It was perfect . Using that CPU, I played: war craft 1& 2, Need for speed, and many other games. Wonderful days.

[abe]

So so many memories installing these for my dad as an 8 year old

[alphanerd]

Just need some Weird Al singing about Pentiums in the background to set the mood.

[OongaBoognaGungaBunga]

That’s dope, understandable that it would never work on modern cpus but that seems so convenient

[VoiceoftheMummy]

Yes I built one of these PCs with that CPU. It didn't last long in that format

[Clip.Collector]

Those cartridge CPUs look pretty cool back in the day unless you had a naked one without the heat sink

[cocomyng]

You know it's goated when you need to do a tactical reload

[Glenn]

I remember those I wish those would come back so hard

[SuperGokuSon]

This was the generation when AMD Athlon came out and beat and Intell for the first time. Which was also a slot A processor. I always enjoyed the idea of a slotted processor it's just a little different

[DennySchnitzler-rhvo]

We gotta bring that back, it looks so easy to use

[diode_exe]

Did those produce enough heat to need a cooler? How did you cool it?