Intel is reportedly planning to move to yet another new socket for its upcoming next-gen gaming CPUs, meaning you would need a whole new motherboard to upgrade again. According to information ...

Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop CPUs, rumored to launch in 2026, could introduce a brand-new LGA 1954 socket ... S” — a strong indication that motherboard vendors and partners are ...

AMD's Socket AM4 is arguably the most successful motherboard platform of all time. It gave users incredible upgrade options. While it's easy for tech enthusiasts to be enamored by the latest and ...

Check out more of the year's best tech in our PC Gamer Hardware Awards 2024 coverage. It's been a busy year for motherboard vendors, thanks to new AM5 socket chipsets from AMD and a completely new ...

ASRock PG X870E Nova WiFi Socket AM5 Motherboard: $349.99 at Newegg Looking at the ASRock PG X870E Nova WiFi on its own merits, it's a full-featured motherboard with little to complain about ...

ASRock has introduced the X600TM-ITX, the world’s first Thin Mini-ITX motherboard to support AMD’s AM5 socket. Designed for compact systems like mini PCs, all-in-one computers, and digital ...

Gigabyte has both Intel and AMD's next generation of motherboards on display at its ... With the processors and socket redacted with white tape it's almost impossible to know what this new ...

How, essentially, the socket could become the motherboard. At the recent 30th annual North America Technology Symposium, the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) revealed plans to ...

Motherboards have gotten pretty outrageous ... fancy boards with a new limited-edition model with a gold-plated CPU socket, among other flashy amenities. One could even call it extreme tech ...

Don't worry; the MSI MPG Z690 CARBON WIFI motherboard perfectly fits any 12th, 13th, or 14th Gen Intel CPU using the LGA 1700 socket. Jump on over to Amazon, where this motherboard is a whopping $ ...

If you put an E7 into a single socket motherboard, you may not be interested ... Note that Intel made Socket 1156, 1155, 1150 and 1151 for this exact reason. I would assume that the "2011" in ...