What is the CPU interface like?

The CPU interface types are:

CPU interface Socket AM2, CPU interface Socket S1, CPU interface Socket F, CPU interface Socket 771, CPU interface Socket 479, CPU interface Socket 478.

CPU interface Socket 775 (LGA775), CPU interface Socket 754, CPU interface Socket 939, CPU interface Socket 940, CPU interface Socket 603, CPU interface Socket 604.

The first sentence has specifically indicated the deadline, so it shouldn't be time-sensitive, right?

As of June 2018, there are three CPU interfaces, namely LGA2011, LGA1156, and LGA1366.

1. LGA 2011, also known as Socket R, is the CPU interface used by Intel's Sandy Bridge-EX microarchitecture CPU. The LGA2011 interface will replace the LGA1366 interface as Intel's latest flagship product. The LGA2011 interface has 2011 contacts and will include the following new features:

1. The processor can reach up to eight cores.

2. Support four-channel DDR3 memory.

3. Support PCI-E specification.

4. The chipset uses a single-chip design and supports two SATA 3Gbps and up to ten SATA SAS 6Gbps interfaces.

2. LGA1156: The LGA1156 interface is the same as the previous LGA775 1366, and the pins of the processor are also transferred to the motherboard socket, with a total of 1156 pins and contacts. However, the difference is that the card lock method of the LGA1156 interface base has undergone some changes, from the original lever card lock to the current Mu nail card lock, but in general, the essence has not changed.

Due to the obvious change in the number of pins, the LGA1156 interface is no longer compatible with the LGA775 interface processor, so consumers have to make additional overhead when upgrading. Compared with the old LGA775 interface, which can be upgraded by upgrading the BIOS, LGA1156 is slightly insufficient. Of course, the new dual-chip design requires the motherboard to be upgraded, even if the interface is not changed.

3. LGA1366: The combination of LGA1366 interface and QPI bus brings the most extreme performance at present, even the lowest-end model that uses this interface has an absolute advantage compared with products at the same price. This is mainly related to the introduction of a new QPI bus and the architectural design of the integrated memory controller.

Unlike the previous practice of upgrading the chipset without upgrading the interface, Intel not only redesigned the chipset this time, but also replaced the connection port. The practice of old chipsets like the 965P flashing the BIOS to support the new processor is completely over.

The CPU interface types are:

CPU interface Socket AM2, CPU interface Socket S1, CPU interface Socket F, CPU interface Socket 771, CPU interface Socket 479, CPU interface Socket 478.

CPU interface Socket 775 (LGA775), CPU interface Socket 754, CPU interface Socket 939, CPU interface Socket 940, CPU interface Socket 603, CPU interface Socket 604.

Who said there was no stitch!

The motherboard chipset that supports Intel CPU is different from the one that supports AMD CPU, and the board model made is not on the side...

Tired, don't talk about it, go and learn slowly by yourself.

With the strengthening of integrated technology, the pin density and number of CPUs have changed, so new models of CPUs have been released, and there will soon be new motherboards to match, but each series of CPUs will be done according to a standard, that is, a motherboard can support many models of CPUs.

However, there is no motherboard that supports both AMD and Inter CPUs, because these two manufacturers use completely different technologies, and the specific difference is not very clear, so if you want to buy a motherboard, you should pay attention to what series of CPUs are supported, and there are not two types of each model of the motherboard, and there are two types of boards for two CPUs.

Not every model has 2 types of motherboards.

Each motherboard has a different model number for AMD and Intel

It's not like you say that each model gives 2, one for AMD and one for Intel

AMD each model has pins 462 (there are also classics in antiques) 754 939 940 938 of these models, and most of the 940 pins are dual-core CPUs. The 938-pin is a 45nm dual-core or 4-core 6-core CPU

Intel is 370 (super antique), 478 (there are also classics among antiques), 775 1156, 1366 are more common.

AMD's CPUs are all pinned, and the cooling cover covers almost the entire CPU, and AMD's CPUs are a bit big, almost the size of a matchbox.

Intel is completely pinless, and the heat dissipation cover covers almost the entire CPU, and the size is small, the size of 2 thumbs.

The difference between Intel and AMD is that there are 2 different global ** processor companies, and the technical content is completely different: AMD is mostly focused on games, and Intel is mostly home office owners.

The CPU needs to be connected to the motherboard through an interface in order to work. After so many years of development, the CPU adopts pin type, card type, contact type and pin type, etc., and most of the current interfaces are pin type interfaces, corresponding to the corresponding slot type on the motherboard. Different CPU interface types vary in the number of jacks, size, and shape, so they cannot be plugged into each other.

CPU interface types are: Socket 7 Socket 370, Socket 478, Socket 775, Socket A, Socket 754, Socket 939, etc

Step 2: Open the software, you can see some information of the CPU, including the socket, of course; See image below

As you can see from the figure, the CPU of this computer is socket 775.

You can't see that you need to turn on the host to know how many pins there are, and how many pins your motherboard has, you can only install as many pins as the motherboard. Also, if your motherboard is too bad, it's useless for you to change to a 100000000 GHz CPU, your motherboard is dragging its feet, and it stands to reason that your CPU has the same frequency as your memory. The frequency is OK, just change the CPU.

You can use PC Manager's hardware detection to view the CPU

1. First, click on the toolbox to open the hardware detection tool.

2. Find the "CPU Information" option to view the specific model and parameters of the processor.

CPU slot type socket 478, number of pins 478pin yours is Celeron search on the Internet to know.

With Master Lu you can see the socket slot on the ** then you can see it, you go to the next Master Lu Scan the hardware to know the amount.

1. No, it is impossible to judge what model of processor it is.

2. The processor that has not been hidden with the Intel platform has no pins as early as around 2005, and your processor should be AMD's, but AMD's processor still has pins until now, and there are many kinds of interfaces (FM2, FM2+, AM3, AM3+, AM4), and it is really impossible to judge without Li Ju**.

The CPU needs to be connected to the motherboard through a certain interface to work, and after so many years of development, the interface types used by the CPU are pin-type, companion card type, contact type, pin type, etc. At present, the interface types of CPUs are all pin-type interfaces, which correspond to the corresponding sockets on the motherboard.

CPU interfaces vary in number, size, and shape depending on the type of CPU interface, so they cannot be plugged into each other. At present, the common CPU interface types are divided into two series: Intel and AMD.

IntelCPU: includes LGA2011-V3, LGA2011, LGA 1151, LGA 1150, and LGA 1155. amd cpu：

Most of the interface types are pin-type, which are zoned or annihilated from Intel's contact types, including SocketAM3+, Ashitanye Socket AM3, Socket FM2+, Socket FM2, and Socket FM1, as shown in Figure 2-15 for different types of AMD CPU interfaces.

You can send out the front ** of the CPU and show it to me. But you didn't show **, so I can't go and give you a solution.

CPU also uses pins on the roll is the early Intel and now continue to use pins AMD, buy CPU depends on the motherboard burning, mainly the motherboard support. So you just have to name the motherboard model.

Hello: 1, the pins are the same, [It may not be possible to replace it with a hole skin

2. In the processor [There is a model number on the frontYou can do the imitation shouting test (remove the silicon nano fat can be seen).

It doesn't have to be the same, send the model of your motherboard, and then find the CPU supported by this motherboard, not to mention that you don't have a picture, you don't know what CPU.

You can just shoot the model of the motherboard, and the CPU model is also written on the front of the CPU, but why not take this opportunity to upgrade the CPU

It corresponds to the chipset that I don't know the same draft. What kind of CPU can be used on the motherboard, or what Henghong CPU can be plugged into on those motherboards is determined by this interface. For example, the first LGA2011 above, the corresponding X79 chipset, can only be plugged into the top CPUs of i7 3820 3930(K) 3960x 3970X in the range of PC CPUs