The Sandy Bridge launch most certainly took its toll on Intel's older LGA 775 and LGA 1156 processors, as the company has just announced that it plans to discontinue a large number of CPUs based on ...

Learn about how TweakTown tests and reviews hardware. Ready or not, the age of Nehalem is finally upon us and with it comes Intel's new Socket LGA 1366 processor interface. Socket LGA 775 has lived a ...

Two LGA sockets support current and future desktop and server microprocessors. The RoHS-compliant LGA771 Socket J accommodates Intel Xeon CPUs, while the LGA775 Socket T supports desktop computers.

Leaker @momomo_us recently posted an image showing a CPU socket cover marked for LGA-18xx, although since it's also marked with LGA-17xx, it's likely that both sockets might end up being closely ...