CPU Socket - List of Sockets and Slots

List of Sockets and Slots

Socket
name		 Year of introduction Year of End Of Life CPU families Package Pin count Pin pitch Bus speed Notes
DIP 1970s Still available Intel 8086
Intel 8088		 DIP 40 2.54mm 5/10 MHz
PLCC ? Still available Intel 80186
Intel 80286
Intel 80386		 PLCC 68, 132 1.27mm 6–40 MHz
Socket 1 1989 ? Intel 80486 PGA 169 ? 16–50 MHz
Socket 2 ? ? Intel 80486 PGA 238 ? 16–50 MHz
Socket 3 1991 ? Intel 80486 PGA 237 ? 16–50 MHz
Socket 4 ? ? Intel Pentium PGA 273 ? 60–66 MHz
Socket 5 ? ? Intel Pentium
AMD K5
IDT WinChip C6
IDT WinChip 2		 PGA 320 ? 50–66 MHz
Socket 6 ? ? Intel 80486 PGA 235 ? ? Designed but not used
Socket 7 1994 ? Intel Pentium
Intel Pentium MMX
AMD K6		 PGA 321 ? 50–66 MHz
Super Socket 7 1998 ? AMD K6-2
AMD K6-III
Rise mP6
Cyrix MII		 PGA 321 ? 66–100 MHz
Socket 8 1995 ? Intel Pentium Pro PGA 387 ? 60–66 MHz
Slot 1 1997 ? Intel Pentium II

Intel Pentium III		 Slot 242 ? 66–133 MHz Celeron (Covington, Mendocino)
Pentium II (Klamath, Deschutes)
Pentium III (Katmai)- all versions
Pentium III (coppermine)
Slot 2 1998 ? Intel Pentium II Xeon Slot 330 ? 100–133 MHz
Socket 463/
Socket NexGen		 ? ? NexGen Nx586 PGA 463 ? ?
Socket 587 ? ? Alpha 21164A Slot 587 ? ?
Slot A 1999 ? AMD Athlon Slot 555 ? 100 MHz
Slot B ? ? Alpha 21264 Slot 587 ? ?
Socket 370 1999 ? Intel Pentium III
Intel Celeron
VIA Cyrix III
VIA C3		 PGA 370 1.27mm 66–133 MHz
Socket 462/
Socket A		 2000 ? AMD Athlon
AMD Duron
AMD Athlon XP
AMD Athlon XP-M
AMD Athlon MP
AMD Sempron		 PGA 462 ? 100–200 MHz This is a double data rate bus having a 400 MT/s

(megatransfers/second) fsb in the later models
Socket 423 2000 ? Intel Pentium 4 PGA 423 1mm 400 MT/s (100 MHz) Willamette core only
Socket 478/
Socket N		 2000 ? Intel Pentium 4
Intel Celeron
Intel Pentium 4 EE
Intel Pentium 4 M		 PGA 478 1.27mm 400–800 MT/s (100–200 MHz)
Socket 495 2000 ? Intel Celeron PGA 495 1.27mm ?
PAC418 2001 ? Intel Itanium PGA 418 ? 133 MHz
Socket 603 2001 ? Intel Xeon PGA 603 1.27mm 400–533 MT/s (100–133 MHz)
PAC611 2002 ? Intel Itanium 2
HP PA-8800, PA-8900		 PGA 611 ? ?
Socket 604 2002 ? Intel Xeon PGA 604 1.27mm 400–1066 MT/s (100–266 MHz)
Socket 754 2003 ? AMD Athlon 64
AMD Sempron
AMD Turion 64		 PGA 754 1.27mm 200–800 MHz
Socket 940 2003 ? AMD Opteron Athlon 64 FX PGA 940 1.27mm 200–1000 MHz
Socket 479 2003 ? Intel Pentium M
Intel Celeron M		 PGA 479 ? 400–533 MT/s (100–133 MHz)
Socket 939 2004 11/2008 AMD Athlon 64
AMD Athlon 64 FX
AMD Athlon 64 X2
AMD Opteron		 PGA 939 1.27mm 200–1000 MHz Support of Athlon 64 FX to 1 GHz
Support of Opteron limited to 100-series only
LGA 775/
Socket T		 2004 ? Intel Pentium 4
Intel Pentium D
Intel Celeron
Intel Celeron D
Intel Pentium XE
Intel Core 2 Duo
Intel Core 2 Quad
Intel Xeon		 LGA 775 1.09mm x 1.17mm 1600 MHz
Socket 563 ? ? AMD Athlon XP-M PGA 563 ? ?
Socket M 2006 ? Intel Core Solo
Intel Core Duo
Intel Dual-Core Xeon
Intel Core 2 Duo		 PGA 478 ? 533–667 MT/s (133–166 MHz) For notebook platform
Replaces Socket 479
LGA 771/
Socket J		 2006 ? Intel Xeon LGA 771 1.09mm x 1.17mm 1600 MHz
Socket S1 2006 ? AMD Turion 64 X2 PGA 638 1.27mm 200–800 MHz
Socket AM2 2006 ? AMD Athlon 64
AMD Athlon 64 X2		 PGA 940 1.27mm 200–1000 MHz Replaces Socket 754 and Socket 939
Socket F 2006 ? AMD Athlon 64 FX
AMD Opteron		 LGA 1207 1.1mm ? Replaces Socket 940
Socket AM2+ 2007 ? AMD Athlon 64
AMD Athlon X2
AMD Phenom
AMD Phenom II		 PGA 940 1.27mm 200–2600 MHz Separated power planes
Replaces Socket AM2
AM2+ Pkg. CPUs can work in Socket AM2
AM2 Pkg. CPUs can work in Socket AM2+
Socket P 2007 ? Intel Core 2 PGA 478 533–1066 MT/s (133–266 MHz) For notebook platform
Replaces Socket M
Socket 441 2008 ? Intel Atom PGA 441 ? 400–667 MHz
LGA 1366/
Socket B		 2008 ? Intel Core i7 (900 series)
Intel Xeon (35xx, 36xx, 55xx, 56xx series)		 LGA 1366 4.8-6.4 GT/s Replaces server-oriented Socket J (LGA 771) in the entry level.
rPGA 988A / B/
Socket G1 / G2		 2008 ? Intel Core i7 (600, 700, 800, 900 series)
Intel Core i5 (400, 500 series)
Intel Core i3 (300 series)
Intel Pentium (P6000 series)
Intel Celeron (P4000 series)		 rPGA 988 1mm 2.5GT/s, 4.8GT/s For notebook platform
Socket AM3 2009 ? AMD Phenom II
AMD Athlon II
AMD Sempron		 PGA 941 or 940 1.27mm 200–3200 MHz Separated power planes
Replaces Socket AM2+
AM3 Pkg. CPUs can work in Socket AM2/AM2+
Sempron 140 Only
LGA 1156/
Socket H		 2009 ? Intel Core i7 (800 series)
Intel Core i5 (700, 600 series)
Intel Core i3 (500 series)
Intel Xeon (X3400, L3400 series)
Intel Pentium (G6000 series)
Intel Celeron (G1000 series)		 LGA 1156 ? 2.5 GT/s DMI bus is a (perhaps modified) PCI-E x4 v1.1 interface
Socket G34 2010 ? AMD Opteron (6000 series) LGA 1974 ? 200–3200 MHz Replaces Socket F
Socket C32 2010 ? AMD Opteron (4000 series) LGA 1207 ? 200–3200 MHz Replaces Socket F, Socket AM3
LGA 1248 2010 ? Intel Intel Itanium 9300-series LGA 1248 ? 4.8 GT/s
LGA 1567 2010 ? Intel Intel Xeon 6500/7500-series LGA 1567 ? 4.8-6.4 GT/s
LGA 1155/
Socket H2		 2011/Q1 ? Intel Sandy Bridge
Intel Ivy Bridge		 LGA 1155 ? 57,9 GT/s Supports 20 PCI-E 2.0 lanes.
LGA 2011/
Socket R		 2011/Q3 ? Intel Sandy Bridge-E LGA 2011 ? 4.8-6.4 GT/s Supports 40 PCI-E 3.0 lanes.
Socket FM1 2011 ? AMD Llano Processor PGA 905 1.27mm
Socket AM3+ 2011 ? AMD FX
Bulldozer (microarchitecture)
AMD Phenom II
AMD Athlon II
AMD Sempron		 PGA 942 (CPU 71pin) 1.27mm
Socket FM2 2012 ? AMD A10
Socket
name		 Year of introduction Year of EOL CPU families Package Pin count Pin pitch Bus speed Notes

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