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Omg halp

Sagath

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Sounds right. I remember the switch from the P4 to i7 series (920) and the 920 was definitely not-pinned.
 

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My first board with pins was a Nvidia n-force board. From what I found it looks like the "Land Grid Array" started with socket LGA775 on the Pentium 4 in 2004.

Yeah that sounds about right TBH.
I actually posted somewhere else on here my original Pentium 1 (200 w/MMX) !!! and it was using the Pin on CPU style, I just couldn't recall when it switched around. I've worked with it, but in all the builds I've done, I still prefer AMD's way.

Yup, I had a Pentium 4 on Socket 478, which was PGA, and the next socket, as crazyea mentioned, was the LGA 775, and yes, I too prefer PGA, since the pins are much easier to straighten.

Aaaaand, according to a blurb on Tom's, AMD's AM5 socket may just end up being LGA as well: AM5 Socket (n)(n)(n)(n)(n)
 

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Yup, I had a Pentium 4 on Socket 478, which was PGA, and the next socket, as crazyea mentioned, was the LGA 775, and yes, I too prefer PGA, since the pins are much easier to straighten.

Aaaaand, according to a blurb on Tom's, AMD's AM5 socket may just end up being LGA as well: AM5 Socket (n)(n)(n)(n)(n)

Yeah I read that too ironically. PGA was always nice, get that goop on a LGA socket and kiss the board goodbye.

-ST
 

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Yeah my sage board arrived like they from eBay I'm having them repaired hopefully bought replacement sockets for them and a bios chip.sinxe one failed during flash.
 

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Interesting way to apply grease for sure....I tend to go the "pea size" or "X" method though ;)

Trust you got her cleaned up n working !
 

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