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  1. 17-01-2011, 12:03 PM #1
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    Socket 1155 also has socket burnout issues!

    Looks like the same issue which happened with early socket 1156 motherboards has cropped up again:

    http://www.techreaction.net/2011/01/...-sandy-bridge/

    It will be interesting to see if this issue is widespread or not.

    I suspect it will only affect people who think that putting over 1.4V into their new socket 1155 chips is a good idea!
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    Re: Socket 1155 also has socket burnout issues!

    Could it be the curse of the crap computer brand-name, the ghost of Vista returning perhaps.
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    Re: Socket 1155 also has socket burnout issues!

    All the more reason to consider bulldozer...
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    It was so small that mine wouldn't fit into it
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    Re: Socket 1155 also has socket burnout issues!

    It'll all depend on how far people push them and how easy it is to push this new system too far.
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    Re: Socket 1155 also has socket burnout issues!

    is socket 1155 physically different to 1156?
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    Re: Socket 1155 also has socket burnout issues!

    Yep one less pin, slightly different size and shape.
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