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[ The PC Guide | Systems and Components Reference Guide | The Processor | Processor Physical Characteristics | Processor Sockets and Slots ] Intel Socket 6 Specification Designation: Socket 6 Number of Pins: 235 Pin Rows: 4 Voltage: 3.3 volts Motherboard Class: 486 Supported Processors: 486DX4, Pentium OverDrive Description: Socket 6 is the last 486 class socket standard created by Intel. It is a slightly modified Socket 3, and it never caught on in the marketplace. Presumably, with Intel discontinuing the 486 line of processors, motherboard manufacturers did not see any need to incur the cost of changing their designs from the Socket 3 standard. Socket 6 is not used in modern motherboards.
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