Tom & Lisa P on 7/29/01 5:25 PM wrote:
> I would expect the pins are on the side, so I doubt there is an
> upgrade for the CPU. You could remove it and solder a full part on,
> if you could find it.
>
> Mad Dog
>
I have a PB190 mobo and the pins are on the side plus it's a 68LC040
processor at 33MHz. I didn't have a Duo280 mobo in front of me at the time
but the processor actually looks larger than the one I recall in my 280.
-makmac
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