Intel's new Arrow Lake CPU socket has just been revealed. 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.

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.

Currently, Intel's largest socket, LGA7529, features at least 7,529 contacts, while AMD's SP5 offers 6,096.Xeon 6900P CPUs, utilizing the LGA7529 socket, offer up to 128 P-cores, support 12 DDR5 ...

New Intel gaming CPU range needs yet another motherboard upgrade, says leak. A shipping manifest suggests Intel Core Ultra Nova Lake CPUs use a new LGA1954 socket, and won't work with LGA1851 ...

Released in March 1994, Socket 5 was primarily designed for second-gen Intel P5 Pentium processors. However, it was also compatible with AMD's K5 CPUs, the Cyrix 6x86 line (also co-branded with ...

Intel’s Granite Rapids Xeon 9000 CPU socket measures 105 x 70.5mm, An Apple iPhone 13 Mini measures 131.5 x 64.2mm (and 7.65mm thick), An Intel NUC 12 Pro is about 117 x 112mm (and 54mm tall for ...

Intel's next-gen Bartlett Lake-S desktop CPU details: LGA1700 socket, up to 12 P-Cores (no E-Cores) in the Core i9 SKU, 125W, 65W, and 45W TDP tiers.

Today Intel has launched its 14th Gen Raptor Lake refresh desktop processors, which promise better gaming and content creation performance and here we'll be taking a look at the Core i5-14600K and ...

The performance projections for Intel's upcoming 15th Gen Arrow Lake processors recently leaked. Following that leak, information on the unreleased LGA1851 socket for Arrow Lake has also leaked ...

The two sockets are the same size, but LGA 1851 CPUs will feature a disaggregated design using various tiles instead of the monolithic design of existing chips.