What type of socket is this?

What type of socket is this?

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CPU

Oh good I thought it was the gpu socket

LGA

Count the pins.

Nice one will count later

See the CPU

PCIE.

Came without one

It is called a dual inline package or dip socket, really handy for when you need a socket for jellybean components like 555's and 74hc595's

Damn it's not a Sata?

see mobo manual

Didn't come with one

LGA775? 771 otherwise?

look for any distinguishing markings like model name on the mobo and google "model name manual"

>cant look up manuals
ISHIGGYDIGGYDIGGITYDOO

Open wikimedia photos on CPU sockets and look for it you faggot

This is from an old shuttle xpc bare bones but I never found the exact model

You should do it sooner, since knowing the #x# grid layout of the pins will tell you exactly what kind of fucking socket it is, you dipshit.

AM4++

Will it fit ryzen?

Post a bigger pix

It will fryzen

post a pull picture of the mother board....

still post a picture but looking my guess is a LGA 1366

i take that back, LGA 775, 90% sure

It should be written on the board around it.

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I'm with this guy I'm almost 100% sure thats a 775. My main rig at the moment is a 775 so I can tell. Protip:Look into the 771 to 775 conversion and buy yourself and old E5450 or something to put into it for cheap.

thanks, i think it is this one bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/shuttle_sd37p2/3/ which states 775

Alright thanks

iunno

it's more likely to be 775 because later LGA's had the lines that kind of separate.
pic related: LGA 1156

775 Pins I did the math.

>t. ex radioshack employee

lga 775

No one replied to my hard work :^(

Proud of you (me) :^)

gud jerb!

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>the actual state of Sup Forums

well done

I don't care

IDE

wouldn't it be easier to do the outer square, subtract the inner square, then subtract the few missing pins?