Hi, Not sure if this helps but....You need 1st to pay attention to socket supported. The package size will be in line with the socket. The i3-330m only works in g1 (rPGA988A) sockets but as to your question WHY intel does not specify this I couldn't say. Sylvias links to CPU World are the most helpful I have found on compatibility between chip and socket. The actual package type of this chip is FC-PGA10 seen if you click on ORDERING/S SPECS/STEPPINGS link to the left...and as stated by CPU World is a compatible package for the G1 socket. Again...I don't know why intel does not say. The designation " r " stands for reduced pitch /1mmx1mm in this design...PPGA designates Plastic Pin Grid Array...FC-PGA Flip Chip Pin Grid Array....Finally the mysterious G/rPGA989...It's available at brokenbook.com.ua but I don't know any specs on this item... socket G/rPGA989
...hope link works....As I said...I don't know if this helps but I tried...dustt57 good luck to you
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Re: Need Clarification Regarding Socket Types
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