BGA and land-grid array sockets, which are usually used in notebook computers and testing applications, are designed to accept CPU chips that do not have pins. BGA sockets frequently require the ...

For Intel, it’s land grid array (LGA) CPU sockets. Intel has continually updated its LGA socket over the years, adding more pins and different designs to expand functionality.

Etters, Pa. — FCI has developed a lead-free, 775-position LGA775 processor socket for PCI Express signaling in desktop PCs. The LGA775 processor socket combines FCI's ball grid array (BGA) technology ...

(Image credit: AMD) The biggest physical change AM5 brings is the switch to a Land Grid Array CPU socket (LGA) with 1718 pins. AMD will say that things like improved signal integrity are the ...

Each one is pressed atop a small pin that’s part of the Land Grid Array in the socket, so the CPU can get power from the motherboard and communicate with the rest of the system.

Any CPU listed as LGA (“Land Grid Array”) will not have pins; instead, the pins will be in the motherboard socket. Chips listed as PGA (“Pin Grid Array”) do have pins, and drop into a ...

CAMBRIDGE, UK — Following up on the availability of Intel's Core-i7 Mobile quad-core processors, Suyin has launched a reversed pin grid array socket (rPGA-989) suitable for automatic assembly. The ...

The CPU socket is a rectangular portion of the motherboard, with a metal lever along one side. ... AMD has recently followed Intel in adopting recent models use the Land Grid Array (LGA).

We also didn't hear anything about the AM5 socket that we didn't already know—just that it will be a Land Grid Array (LGA) socket that puts the pins on the motherboard rather than on the bottom ...

The first image of AMD's upcoming Socket AM4, the new single platform for its Bristol Ridge and Zen CPU and APU products, has been leaked, revealing a pin-grid array (PGA) design with 1,331 pin ...