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Mac Plus Socket the 68000
- Thread starter BobDaAggie
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It isn’t the prettiest but it tones out.
I broke a pin of the processor. So I am off to the eBay to get a new one. I did try soldering it back on but it would just break off each time.
So what is the difference between the 68000p8 and the 68000p10? Is it just a different revision?
I broke a pin of the processor. So I am off to the eBay to get a new one. I did try soldering it back on but it would just break off each time.
So what is the difference between the 68000p8 and the 68000p10? Is it just a different revision?
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I think it refers to the maximum clock frequency of the part. -8 means an 8 MHz speed limit, 10 means you can go up to 10 MHz. Either should work fine in a Plus.
The "p" is for Plastic dual in-line package. (Other manufacturers say that differently, but that's what it means for a 68000.)
Shame about the broken pin, but don't throw away the chip, I say: keep it around for when your soldering skills improve (or dremelling skills if you broke it off right at the edge of the package!) and you can bodge on a replacement leg.
The "p" is for Plastic dual in-line package. (Other manufacturers say that differently, but that's what it means for a 68000.)
Shame about the broken pin, but don't throw away the chip, I say: keep it around for when your soldering skills improve (or dremelling skills if you broke it off right at the edge of the package!) and you can bodge on a replacement leg.
