This socket represents a key design shift, and they are not backward compatible with the older 300-series chipset. Intel is sticking with LGA 1200 for its 11th-generation processors, too.

Either way, a move to a larger socket, no matter how microscopic the increase might seem, fits Intel's habit of advancing after two CPU generations, just like its 10th and 11th Gen chips shared an ...

However, both AMD and Intel have several types of sockets available and each one ... Core 10th Gen Row 1 - Cell 1 X Row 1 - Cell 3 Core 11th Gen Row 2 - Cell 1 X Row 2 - Cell 3 Core 12th Gen ...

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The 400-series chipsets are based on the new LGA 1200 socket, which supports the PCIe 4.0 standard Intel plans to incorporate with its 11th-gen desktop processors. But it makes things tricky for ...

Intel actually allows its 11th-generation Core laptop processors to ... which dictates the maximum power that can be delivered to the CPU socket, measured in watts. Thermal Design Current, which ...

Intel is using a new LGA 1700 socket here, so you may even need a ... a chance for Intel to redeem itself after its lackluster 11th Gen desktop lineup, which tried to compensate for Intel ...

We just see far more opportunities with the two socket.' Intel is ... the new third-generation Xeon Scalable processors, code-named Cooper Lake, on Thursday, pitching the 11 SKUs as a good fit ...

At least in the U.S., Intel didn’t raise prices much over 11th-gen chips. The i9 and i5 models have seen a slight bump, while the i7’s pricing is the same as the previous generation.