LGA 1151 was released 2015 ... Support for these technologies is contingent upon a compatible sixth-gen Core processor. Socket LGA 1150 is designed to accommodate the Haswell (fourth-gen Intel ...

Depending on the configuration of pins, certain sockets may support multiple processor generations. An example would be the current LGA 1151 socket for Intel, which supports sixth-, seventh ...

All the 8th and 9th Gen desktop CPUs run in socket LGA1151 motherboards with 300-series chipsets. That's not to be confused with LGA1151 motherboards with 100-series or 200-series chipsets ...

Here’s your highlight reel of what’s coming with the new chips. Skylake CPUs use a new LGA1151 socket that is, of course, incompatible with LGA1150 motherboards used for Haswell and Broadwell.

The CPU socket has not changed in size and the mounting holes are the same, which means that CPU coolers that are compatible with the LGA1151 socket (that's pretty much all current Intel ...

According to a leaked Intel presentation slide, a 12-core Bartlett Lake S Intel CPU is in the works, with no E-Cores and Core ...

We also have a separate article that covers AMD processor installation. Intel currently uses two different sockets: LGA1151 (Socket H4) and LGA2066 (Socket R4). LGA1151 is for their mainstream ...

a set of circuitry usually designed for a specific processor, which dictates many of the board’s performance limits. For both Kaby Lake and Skylake processors you need an LGA 1151 socket ...

Unless someone knows of a supported LGA 1151-socket CPU and a TPM 2 module I can install on my current motherboard of course. That would be easier. Looks like plenty of Intel 600-series and 700 ...

Intel itself has said that "the design specifications and guidelines for the 6th Gen Intel Core processor using the LGA 1151 socket are unchanged from previous generations and are available for ...