But something else that was showcased at the event was the LGA 1851 processor socket—Intel's replacement for LGA 1700, the socket which has been in service since the 12th Generation of Core CPUs.

If you have an Intel LGA1700 or LGA1851 CPU, or an AMD Socket AM5 CPU, then these use land grid arrays (that’s what LGA stands for) of pins, rather than having holes in the sockets. You ...

We've been reporting stories about Amazon customers receiving fake processors since 2017. It still occasionally happens, as discovered by Aris from Hardware Busters. He bought a ...

Intel unveiled the design of its Tejas processor in early 2003 with the ... An early 90nm sample of Tejas using socket LGA 775 was rated at 150w TDP while being clocked at only 2.8GHz.

They clock slightly higher than the previous Xeon E-2400. The previous Xeon 6900P use Intel's largest CPU socket LGA7529. This is necessary because the manufacturer combines three CPU chips with ...