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    Home Unlabelled Hardware support: Why doesn't AMD use the LGA approach with ryzen that Intel uses on their recent CPUs by having the pins on the mobo socket instead of the back of the CPUs? Also will there ever be a safer way for CPU and mobo sockets to interact in the future without risk of crushed pins?

    Hardware support: Why doesn't AMD use the LGA approach with ryzen that Intel uses on their recent CPUs by having the pins on the mobo socket instead of the back of the CPUs? Also will there ever be a safer way for CPU and mobo sockets to interact in the future without risk of crushed pins?

    April 05, 2020

    Hardware support: Why doesn't AMD use the LGA approach with ryzen that Intel uses on their recent CPUs by having the pins on the mobo socket instead of the back of the CPUs? Also will there ever be a safer way for CPU and mobo sockets to interact in the future without risk of crushed pins?

    Why doesn't AMD use the LGA approach with ryzen that Intel uses on their recent CPUs by having the pins on the mobo socket instead of the back of the CPUs? Also will there ever be a safer way for CPU and mobo sockets to interact in the future without risk of crushed pins?

    Posted: 04 Apr 2020 11:18 AM PDT

    Have been wondering on and off over the years, but just always concluded with, "whatever"

    But now I'm bored enough to ask somewhere

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    Thanks

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