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Alleged Intel LGA18XX Socket For Next Generation CPUs Leaks

Another reminder for the imminent arrival of Intel's Alder Lake-S lineup.

by John Law
June 28, 2021
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As the world settles in with the 14nm CPU that is Intel’s 11th generation Rocket Lake-S desktop CPUs, the chipmaker has been hard at work, preparing to launch a new generation of CPUs, along with a new socket. To that end, an image of a CPU socket cover indicating the upcoming LGA18XX was recently leaked.

The leaked image was posted up by prominent hardware leakster @momomo_us. Specifically, the labels on the CPU cover indicate that the cover is designed to fit both LGA18XX and LGA17XX sockets. Regarding the former socket, it is relatively apparent that the name is referring to the LGA1800 socket, which is expected to debut with Intel’s 12th generation Alder Lake-S desktop CPUs.

As per our earlier reports, CPUs of that generation are expected to be physically different than currently existing Intel CPUs, taking on a bigger and longer design and layout. Making it slightly like the design of Intel’s Core Extreme CPUs in the past. Of course, these are all speculations, and we’ll just have to wait until September this year to learn more.

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— 188号 (@momomo_us) June 26, 2021

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Slightly more interesting is the LGA17XX support on the cover, indicating that it could also be used and reused on AMD’s upcoming AM5 socket motherboards. For the uninitiated, it was previously reported that AMD could be shifting from its current PGA design to an LGA design, for its next-generation, 5nm, Zen 4 Ryzen lineup. This would be the second time the CPU and GPU maker will have made such a transition, the first being with its Ryzen Threadripper HEDT CPUs.

However, there is also a more likely rumour that the CPU cover may be compatible with another Intel CPU lineup, Meteor Lake, although, at this point, there is very little information about the lineup at this stage.

(Source: Techspot, @momomo_us via Twitter)

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