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Intel LGA 775 |
Also called Socket T --
Has 775 pins. It's a Land Grid Array.
Made around 2004
Used in... Pentium 4 Intel Core 2 Duo Xeon Celeron
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Intel LGA 1366 |
Also called Socket B -- Has 1366 pins. Land Grid Array setup. Replaced LGA 775 Made in 2008 Used in... Intel Core i7 |
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Intel LGA 1156 |
Also called Socket H or Socket H1 -- Has 1156 pins and Land Grid Array setup. Integrated Northbridge onto the CPU chip. Released in 2009 |
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Intel LGA 1155 |
Also called Socket H2 -- Has 1155 pins and is Land Grid Array setup. Replacement for LGA 1156 so looks familiar, but is not compatible with. Made in 2011 Used in... Sandy Bridge Ivy Bridge |
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Intel LGA 1150 |
Also called H3 -- Has 1155 pins and is LGA setup. Replaces the LGA 1155. Released in 2013 Used in... Haswell Broadwell microarchitectures. |
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Intel LGA 2011 |
Also called Socket R -- Has 2011 pins and is LGA setup. Replaced the LGA 1366 and LGA 1567. Made in 2011 Used in... High end desktop and server Sandy Bridge-E/EP Ivy Bridge-E/EP Enthusiast and Xeon Class |
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AMD Socket AM3 |
941 pins on socket and uses PGA-ZIF setup. Made in 2009 AM3 processors could be used in Socket AM2/AM2+ with BIOS update. |
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AMD Scoket AM3+ |
942 pins on socket and uses PGA-ZIF setup. Made in 2011 Used in... AM3+ motherboard only. |
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AMD Socket FM1 |
905 pins on socket and PGA-ZIF setup. Was faster, supported DDR3 and PCIe 2.0 Made in 2011 Used in... AMD 10h CPU architecture AMD A-series processors. |
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AMD Socket FM2 |
904 pins and a PGA-ZIF setup. One pin difference to the AMD Socket FM1. They are not compatible. Made in 2012. Used in... Piledriver CPU architecture |
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AMD Socket FM2+ |
Also called AMD Socket FM2b -- 906 pins and micro PGA (üPGA)-ZIF setup. Has 2 more pins than AMD Socket FM2. So not compatible with FM2 motherboards. Made in 2014 Used in... Steamroller architecture. |
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Real Speed |
Overall clock speed that the CPU runs at. Measured in MHz or GHz. |
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Actual Speed |
The speed at which your computer system runs. An assessment of clock speed, CPU architecture, bus speed, bus width, cache sizes, and OS capabilities all play a part. |
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L1 Cache |
Level 1 cache memory. Usually integrated right into the die. Fastest of the cache memory. |
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L2 Cache memory |
Second fastest cache memory. Found on the chip but not in the die. Usually dedicated to a single core at a time. |
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L3 Cache Memory |
Slowest of the cache memory, but still really fast! L3 Cache memory is generally shared cache memory among all the cores. Still on the chip, but not directly integrated into the die. |
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HTT |
Hyper-Threading Technology -- Made by Intel. Makes one CPU act like two separate CPUs. Can add 15% - 30% performance. Must be supported on the OS. Windows XP or higher supports Hyper Threading. |
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Virtualization |
Running other operating systems off the same hardware. |
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VT |
Intel's Virtualization Technology |
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AMD-V |
AMD Virtualization |
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Data width |
A measurement that determines computer system performance. It is either 32bit or 64bit. The CPU can have one width while the data busses have another. Software must be optimized to run on 64bit systems. |
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GPU |
Graphical Processing Unit It is common to have a GPU on die in a CPU, but it's not as fast as a separate adapter. |
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NX bit |
No eXecute bit. Also called the eXecute Disable (XD) bit by Intel. Also called the Enhanced Virus Protection by AMD. Designates section of code as unable to execute. Must be supported by the OS. |
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DEP |
Data Execution Prevention -- Windows OS support of NX bit |
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Fan Specs |
Standard sizes: 80mm 120mm 200mm Variable speeds Variable noise level. |
