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Intel LGA 1700 & LGA 1800 Design & Blueprint Leaks Out Online: For Intel Alder Lake & More Next-Gen CPU's

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Intel LGA 1700 and 1800,  Img by Igor's Lab The upcoming Intel LGA 1700 & LGA 1800 Sockets that will be featured in Intel's upcoming Alder-Lake and some other Next-Generation CPU's has been leaked out by Igor's Lab.  We've seen the photos of Intel's LGA 1700 & 1800's Cover which leaked out last week showing the cover labels for both LGA 1700 as well as 1800. The Intel LGA 1700 Sockets will support at least two generations of Intel Processors (Alder Lake, and Raptor Lake), whereas the use of LGA 1800 has not been leaked out yet. Intel LGA 1700 & LGA 1800 Socket Blueprints The Alder Lake CPU's will be coming with 'VO' sockets or so-called Intel LGA 1700. The new socket will also change its mounting positions from 78x78mm Grid instead of 75x75mm. You can clearly see in the BluePrints given above that Intel this time has divided to put asymmetrical which ultimately reveals that the Intel Alder Lake CPU's are no longer in squar

Intel LGA18XX Socket Leaked Online

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LGA-17XX and LGA-18XX Leaked Pictures Highlights Intel 17XX/18XX Cover Leaked By twitter user @momomo_us Intel's upcoming Alder-Lake and Raptor-Lake to support LGA 1700 Socket Intel is devoloping a new mounting mechnaism for the LGA 1700 and 1800  LGA18XX Sockets might be for a completely different series such as the Xeon Workstation A photo of the upcoming Intel LGA 17XX/1800 Socket cover has been leaked online by @momomo_us on Twitter. The cover seems to be used in both types of sockets and might be the same size.  We've already seen some upcoming Intel sockets being leaked online such as the LGA 1700/1718 sockets and now we also got to see a bit of LGA18XX. At this moment it's unclear about where will these sockets be used, but some guesses from all over the Internet suggests that it might be for Intel's Raptor Lake, or Meteor Lake, the first 7nm architecture by Intel. Igor Wallossek from Igor's Lab revealed that Intel is developing a new mounting mechanism for t