What is the difference in the Tekton 4957 and 4958 socket sets, they look identical but 4958s have bad reviews
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Hi David. Our TEKTON 4958 set has been discontinued. The TEKTON 4957 is the newer version, upgraded to chrome vanadium. Feel free to email us at support@tekton.com or call us at 888.648.3371 if you have any other questions or concerns. Thanks.
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I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head... » Read More I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. « Show Less
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Yes, they're both socket 478. Just make sure that your motherboard will support the SL7E6. That info can typically be found on the motherboard manufacturer's website. Also be sure you have adequate cooling for this cpu, as it generates significantly more heat than the SL6EU.
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No, Its a different socket type. meant for Gen 3 LGA 1155, 4670k is a LGA 1150 Socket.
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The only difference is HELLA-003399803 says "With bracket" and HELLA-003399801 does not specify. They are the exact same and both come with mounting bracekts. You will be happy with either.
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what I bought were the smaller, chandelier type base. NOT a Standard socket base. Sorry could not help.
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It is a LGA775 Socket-According to the ASUS site. it supports- Celeron- Celeron D- Celeron DC- core 2 duo- core 2 extreme- core 2 quad- pent 4- pent D- pent dual core- pent extreme- xeon. If unsure do the research. Google it. Thanks.
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This is an AM3 + Socket and is a 6-core CPU. AM3 and AM3+ are different sockets so check your motherboards compatibility list before you buy this.
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You would probably have to check to see if it's the same socket and visit the AMD and Asus website.
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the sockets are compatible but the pro4-m as far as I know does not allow for overclocking. The "K" designation means it's an unlocked chip meaning it can be overclocked. I would not use them together. I would look for a m/b that takes advantage of overclocking if I were using an i7-3770K
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I had the same question. After researching this is what I found. E27 is the European standard whereas the E26 (also called a medium base) is the American standard. The E27 base is 1 mm wider than the E26. The E27 base is also slightly longer, about 1 thread. From what I read the E27 base should be able to be used in a E26 socket in most cases but will be a tighter fit and may not screw in completely.
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I used a socket set (can't remember if it was US or metric) but used 3 different sockets out of the set. Sorry I couldn't be more specific on the socket set.
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I would have to say no. because they changed the socket. for more info check intels site
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The reason why they DO NOT MATCH is because the E350M1 is a "mini-itx" sized board, the P4V88 is a "Full-sized ATX" board. In plain English, P4 is too big to fit in same space as E3, hope this helps. Also consider a serious upgrade, that P4 board is ancient, consider something manufactured at least within the past 3 years
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yes, and yes. The ones I got are standard A-26 sockets, not what's in the picture.
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Am3+ socket. I'm a fan of sticking with preferred hardware. Less chance for failure.
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Sorry, I exchanged the Z97-A for the Z97-Pro. I'm not sure what the 2600 refers to. Sorry I couldn't be of some help.