Category: Processor Types and Lists

LGA 2011 processors are powerful CPUs for gaming, content creation, and servers, featuring multi-core architecture and overclocking, requiring efficient cooling.…

Choosing the right processor for OpenCore is key for optimal Hackintosh performance. Intel and AMD offer various processors, each suited…

Hackathons drive the Web3 revolution by fostering innovation, collaboration, and rapid prototyping, allowing new ideas to flourish. These events empower…

The AMD Ryzen 5 3600 is a powerful 6-core processor offering excellent performance for gaming and productivity. Keeping its drivers…

Socket 1155 processors, from Intel’s 2nd and 3rd gen Core CPUs, range from high-end i7-3770K to entry-level i3-3220, offering reliable…

The LGA 1151 processor list includes Intel CPUs from 6th to 9th gen, offering options from budget to high-performance, ideal…

The LGA 1150 socket, or Socket H3, supports Intel Haswell and Broadwell CPUs, balancing performance and affordability for gaming and…

Socket 1150 processors are for Intel’s 4th and 5th gen CPUs, balancing performance and energy efficiency. They suit gaming and…

Intel processor letter codes indicate performance, power usage, and features, helping users choose the best CPU for gaming, professional tasks,…

AM3 processors by AMD, including Phenom II, Athlon II, and Sempron, are known for DDR3 support, efficiency, and versatility in…

Socket 775 (LGA775) by Intel is a versatile CPU socket supporting a range of processors, key in evolving from single-core…

Socket 1366 processors, like the Core i7-920 and Xeon X5680, were Intel’s high-performance CPUs, catering to diverse computing needs and…