CPU Sockets 3.4 Flashcards by T Neli

Q

What does ZIF (CPU) stand for?

A

Zero Insertion Force

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What is the main benefit of a ZIF socket?

A

The CPU can be inserted without applying pressure

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What happens if a CPU pin is bent or broken?

A

The entire processor becomes nonfunctional

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Q

What does PGA stand for?

A

Pin Grid Array

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Q

In a PGA socket, where are the pins located?

A

On the CPU

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Which CPU manufacturer commonly uses PGA?

A

AMD

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What does LGA stand for?

A

Land Grid Array

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Q

In an LGA socket, where are the pins located?

A

In the motherboard socket

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Which CPU manufacturer commonly uses LGA ?

A

Intel

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Q

What is a multi-socket motherboard?

A

A motherboard that supports multiple CPUs

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Where are multi-socket systems most commonly used?

A

Servers and high-performance workstations

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Q

Can you upgrade the CPU in a mobile device?

A

No, the CPU is usually soldered

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