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Hardware Processors Intel's new LGA 1851 socket breaks cover giving us even more pins to mush with an errant thumb News By Nick Evanson published 15 April 2024 ...

The next generation of Intel Core Ultra desktop gaming CPUs will use the new LGA1851 socket, and photos of it have just been shared online.

Home > Computing Intel LGA 1851 Socket May Support Existing LGA 1700 Coolers A manual for a new CPU cooler shows support for both sockets.

This line of processors will need a completely new socket – LGA 1155. These processors are not backward compatible on the earlier LGA 1156 sockets even though the size of the socket is the same.

LGA 1156, also known as Socket H, was introduced in 2009 and was used for Intel’s Core i5 and Core i7 processors. LGA 1156 was popular until it was replaced by LGA 1155.

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