Differences between socket types LGA1150, LGA1151, and LGA1155
Differences between socket types LGA1150, LGA1151, and LGA1155
JUST FORGET IT THERE IS NO WAY ON EARTH (UNLES YOU USE A CORD TO LINE UP CPU WITH MOTHERBOARD) TO PUT AN LGA 1150 INTO AN LGA 1151 SOCKET sorry caps they have diferent pin mapping there fore the motherboard in the best case scenario is for the bin afterwards if not the prossesor as well if u get an lga 1150 thge you buy a cpu of the same socket if you thing of the future the just get the new ones 2066 3647 etc otherwise just stick to the 1151 1150 but they slowly die
The value after LGA indicates the pin count in the socket and the number of pads on the CPU. Each socket type is distinct physically and sometimes electrically, depending on the docket version. For instance, a 1151 CPU won't fit into a 1155 board. Also note the differences between versions: V1 suits 6th/7th gen CPUs and 100/200 series boards, while V2 supports 8th/9th gen chips and 300 series boards.