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Cover CPU sockets for the CompTIA A+ exam

How to cover CPU sockets for the CompTIA A+ exam Part of Professor Messer's Free CompTIA A+ Certification Training Course. The configurations of CPUs onto a motherboard consist of a diverse set of slots, sockets, and connections. In this video, we’ll highlight some of these sockets types and show how a pin grid array processor fits into the zero insertion force sockets of today’s motherboards.

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How to cover CPU sockets for the CompTIA A+ exam

Computers & Programming • Computer Hardware

Part of Professor Messer's Free CompTIA A+ Certification Training Course. The configurations of CPUs onto a motherboard consist of a diverse set of slots, sockets, and connections. In this video, we’ll highlight some of these sockets types and show how a pin grid array processor fits into the zero insertion force sockets of today’s motherboards.

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