And now we learn that the Socket AM5, like Intel's, will be moving to Land Grid Array (or LGA) from the current Pin Grid Array (or PGA) packaging. This essentially means that pins, which have so ...
With the next-gen socket AM5, AMD is departing from pin grid array (PGA) and moving to land grid array (LGA) on its mainstream chips. However, the move to a new socket with different orientation ...
Unlike previous socket designs that used protruding pins, such as AMD's Ryzen CPUs before the AM5 socket, the LGA 1851 employs a pad-based interface. This design ensures a stable and reliable ...
The AM5 socket, which launched with the Ryzen 7000 ... which has yet to confirm any specifics regarding the compatibility of its upcoming LGA 1851 socket introduced with Arrow Lake-S CPUs.
AMD's next-next-gen Ryzen desktop processors, codenamed "Medusa," will be compatible with the existing AM5 socket – if the latest rumors are to be believed.