While you probably wouldn't upgrade from Z68 to Z77, if you're in the market for an LGA 1155 based board now, you'd more than likely opt for the Z77 over the Z68 for the better CPU support and ...

As we learned about a month ago, Intel has been planning the release of a new processor model to rest atop the i7-2x00 line; that being the 2700K. And we we had also established at that time ...

High-end processors, like Intel’s six-core models (called Sandy Bridge-E), are the exception; we’ll talk about their socket next. LGA 1155 is a cross-generation socket. Though built for Sandy ...

If you want to build a PC now without breaking the bank, and you aren't worried about upgrading it in the future, you might chose Intel's LGA 1155 socket as the basis for your CPU hunt.

Intel is reportedly set to discontinue their LGA 1366 and LGA 1156 line of processors in 2012 to make way for new CPUs set to launch next year. Processors reaching end-of-life status include the ...

Pentium variants will appear during the first quarter of 2011. Sandy Bridge CPUs require a Socket LGA-1155 motherboard such as the Gigabyte GA-H67A-UD3H Sandy Bridge processors require a Socket ...

LGA 1155, LGA 1156," the company wrote on its FAQ page. "Therefore, all Noctua CPU coolers that support LGA 115x also support LGA 1200 and don't require any mounting updates." Noctua has published ...

LGA 1155 and LGA 1150 users too. The LGA 2066 socket is used for Intel's Extreme Edition CPUs. Anyone using the older LGA 2011 and LGA 2011-v3 sockets will want to focus their attention here ...

CPUs like Core i7-860, Core i7-930, Core i7-950, Core i7-960, Core i7-980 and the Core i7-990X, which are based on the LGA 1366 platform will reach EOL on June 29, 2012. The fate awaits LGA 1156 ...