An 1151 CPU socket will not fit in a motherboard with an 1155 socket. As the arrangement for pins is different for both of them, the CPU will end up dead even if you managed to get them together. In this post, you will get to know detailed information about this topic. Therefore, stay with…
Intel puts numbers like 1150, 1151, and 1155 after LGA (Land Grid Array) to disclose the number of pins in a socket. These pins are there to connect with contact pads located on a processor. And if you put 1151 CPU in 1150 socket, you’re trying to connect 1151 pins with a socket that has…
Land Grid Array (LGA) 1155 CPUs are not compatible with LGA 1150 sockets. Because, LGA 1155 socket is for Intel microprocessors which are based on Sandy Bridge (2nd generation, 32nm) and Ivy Bridge (3rd generation, 22nm) architectures, and LGA 1150 socket is for 4th generation Intel processors. If you want to fit an 1155 CPU…
Adding RGB fans can offer you a wide range of benefits on your PC. RGB fan helps you to balance your CPU temperature with its cooling feature. RGB fans can give your CPU a gorgeous look when paired with RGB lighting. You don’t need to be a computer hardware expert to connect RGB fans with…
If you are an AMD user then the MSI Creator TRX40 would go great as an overall great motherboard. On the other hand, for intel users, you have Asus ROG Strix X299-E Gaming II. Even though these boards can be very expensive, we’ve also included the option for both high end & budget motherboards to…
