Future of lga 1366?

[kamui4697]

will the 1366 socket be around after sandy bridge has been released or will it disappear with 1156 as well?

 

[xaira]

1156 will die in q1 2011 with the introduction of socket 1155, 1366 however will be upgraded once with the 990x, which will remain the most powerful consumer chip, unless bulldozer says otherwise, until q3 2011 when socket 2011 for ultra high end sandy will be released

 

[adaman2576]

I remember reading that the 1366 and 1156 sockets are both dead now. The next chips will be for the 1155 and the 1365. Damn intel for changing sockets all the damn time!!

 

[gamerk316]

I remember reading that the 1366 and 1156 sockets are both dead now. The next chips will be for the 1155 and the 1365. Damn intel for changing sockets all the damn time!!

?? You got two years out of the socket; the same length of time AMD goes through their sockets...(AM3+, anyone?)

 

[hell_storm2004]

It maybe end of the road for them. But users will still be able to use it for a long time to come, coz the 1366 platform has processors which would be good even when SB comes out.

 

[kamui4697]

Best answer selected by kamui4697.

 

[Shadow703793]

I remember reading that the 1366 and 1156 sockets are both dead now. The next chips will be for the 1155 and the 1365. Damn intel for changing sockets all the damn time!!

I would like to point out that the socket replacing LGA1366 will be LGA2011 NOT LGA1365 as you have stated. And yes, LGA1155 will replace LGA1156.

 

[adaman2576]

I would like to point out that the socket replacing LGA1366 will be LGA2011 NOT LGA1365 as you have stated. And yes, LGA1155 will replace LGA1156.

Thats wierd. I remember reading an article a while ago on Tom's (can't seem to find it now) about the new sockets and how they have only one less pin than the previous ones. The only reason I remember it is because I was wondering if the new chips with one less pin would fit/work in the older sockets possibly with a bios update. Looks like I'm out of luck for my 1366 system. But hey, the i7 920 is still kickin ass and will be for a while.

 

[Shadow703793]

No. That's only true for LGA1156. As far as LGA1366 goes, you and I will get die shrunk Core i7s. And *maybe* a 6C/12T CPU.