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AMD's Next-gen Socket F Revealed
Although at this time, details are scarce, we have found a site that has posted up some images of AMD's next-generation Opteron socket, called Socket F. This socket has 1207 pins and will support future quad-core Opteron processors.
AMD's Socket F will be a LGA-type socket with 1207 pins, and is an entirely new design from current Opteron sockets. We've read that the new socket will be used for upcoming dual-core Opterons as well as quad-core Opterons. The new socket comes with an updated retention mechanism. Intel adopted the LGA socket design with Prescott to reduce cost and also to reduce the defect rate on processors. After all, would you rather scrap a $600 CPU for a bent pin, or a $100 motherboard for a bent land grid? A few days ago, we got some pictures of the upcoming Intel 771 LGA socket for Xeon motherboards.
Posted by | Fri, Feb 24, 2006 - 03:48 PM
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