In this guide, we'll show you how to fix bent CPU pins, as well as how to fix bent motherboard socket pins if you have an LGA motherboard. ... If you've ever owned an AMD Socket AM4 CPU, ...

AMD has changed the pin count up on the AM4 however, with 1331 pins over the 942 of AM3+ and even more than Intel's current LGA 1151 socket - a first for AMD. We expect AMD to launch Zen and its ...

More pins An Italian tech website has published technical details of AMD's coming AM4 socket. It is not clear where Bits and Chips got its information, but it claims AM4 wil ...

Since AM5 motherboards are newer, getting a used one would only be three years old at most, so there wouldn't be as much wear ...

Replacing all of those was AM4—a square socket, 40x40 mm, home to 1331 contact pins. The idea was to have one socket for all desktop processors and not just for the first generation of chips ...

They say the new socket design will be LGA-1718—the number representing the number of pins required for the package. AM5 - LGA-1718- Dual-channel DDR5- PCI-e 4.0- 600 series chipset May 22, 2021 ...

1,331 pins in a PGA format. 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 ...

While AM4’s longevity has surprised us all, though, a long-lasting socket was something AMD had planned from the start. To find out more about the humble beginnings of Ryzen and the sockets that ...

Without Socket AM4, a Ryzen CPU (Opens in a new window) is just expensive sand. And as AMD put it, there's an untold story of how AM4 "scaled from a monolithic die with 4x28nm cores (Bristol Ridge ...

The next generation of AMD processors, dubbed Zen 4, is going to use the new AM5 socket. A leak shows that it might be more backward compatible than expected.

AMD is holding to a four-year-old commitment to support the AM4 processor socket for its Ryzen chips through 2020, though some of its older chipsets are being dropped.