The Intel Nova Lake will use a new LGA1954 socket

Intel is currently using the LGA1851 Socket For Arrow Lake processors, a socket that is expected to last At least another generation With the Arrow Lake Refresh that has rumored they will arrive at the end of this year. But there are already new data to think that Intel will change the socket For the next ones Intel Nova Lake processors. These processors that are not expected until 2026 will use a new largest socket LGA1954.

This New LGA1954 Socket has appeared in the shipping documents next to the NVL-S referencereferring to adapters for Try the next Nova Lakesince they have seen They are not compatible with the Current plates. Thus, it seems that Intel will say goodbye to the current socket1851 After renewing the Arrow Lake At the end of this year with the Intel Core Ultra 300. A trend that had jumped with the LGA1700, compatible with 3 generations, but that He will not return With these LGA1851.

It still remains ahead, since it is said that Intel first will renew the current Arrow Lake. Rumors say will improve performance for artificial intelligenceas well as new slightly increased clock speeds with the Arrow Lake Refresh, processors that will reach the end of this 2025.