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Discussing the latest socket release updates

Discussing the latest socket release updates

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kevmen102
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03-02-2018, 02:44 AM
#11
You decided to skip the project for a while because you compared options and got advice suggesting duck eggs are more valuable. You’re unsure about the technical details of socket changes and feel it’s better to move forward now rather than risking instability.
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kevmen102
03-02-2018, 02:44 AM #11

You decided to skip the project for a while because you compared options and got advice suggesting duck eggs are more valuable. You’re unsure about the technical details of socket changes and feel it’s better to move forward now rather than risking instability.

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FELIPE369
Member
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03-06-2018, 03:09 PM
#12
The issue at hand is complex, and many experts remain uncertain about the answers. Examining its history helps clarify matters. The LGA1700 showed only minor changes between the 12th and 14th generation, essentially just a slight ticking sound. I wouldn't invest in Intel's latest socket anticipating CPU improvements; similarly, AM5 after the next generation doesn't seem promising. Another concern is CAMM2—it would likely become the standard, potentially boosting performance by shortening trace lengths to RAM, which significantly affects speed and latency.
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FELIPE369
03-06-2018, 03:09 PM #12

The issue at hand is complex, and many experts remain uncertain about the answers. Examining its history helps clarify matters. The LGA1700 showed only minor changes between the 12th and 14th generation, essentially just a slight ticking sound. I wouldn't invest in Intel's latest socket anticipating CPU improvements; similarly, AM5 after the next generation doesn't seem promising. Another concern is CAMM2—it would likely become the standard, potentially boosting performance by shortening trace lengths to RAM, which significantly affects speed and latency.

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