Intel : Socket386, Socket486, Socket586, Socket686, Socket370 (810 motherboard, 815 motherboard ), Socket478 (845 motherboard, 865 motherboard ), LGA 775 (915 motherboard, 945 motherboard , 965 motherboard, G31 motherboard, P31 motherboard, G41 motherboard, P41 Motherboard, G43, P43 motherboard, G45, P45, X38, X48), LGA 1156 (H55 motherboard, H57 motherboard, P55 motherboard, P57 motherboard, Q57 motherboard), LGA 1155 is divided into 6 series and 7 series (6 series) The motherboards are: H61 motherboard, H67 motherboard, P67 motherboard, Z68 motherboard; 7 series motherboards include: B75, Z75, Z77, H77.), LGA 1366 (X58 motherboard), LGA 2011 (X79 motherboard). [3] In 2013, due to Intel’s new 22nm Haswell CPU, Ivy Bridge’s LGA 1155 was upgraded to LGA 1150 .
AMD : Socket AM2\AM2+ (760G motherboard, 770 motherboard, 780G motherboard, 785G motherboard, 790GX motherboard), AM3\AM3+ (870G motherboard, 880G motherboard, 890GX motherboard, 890FX motherboard, 970 motherboard, 990X motherboard, 990FX motherboard), AM4 (B350 motherboard, B450 motherboard, B550 motherboard, X370 motherboard, X470 motherboard, X570 motherboard, A320 motherboard, A520 motherboard, A300 motherboard, X300 motherboard, PRO500 motherboard), FM1 (A55 motherboard, A75 motherboard), FM2 (A55 motherboard, A75 Motherboard, A85 motherboard).
CPUs of the same level often have further divisions, such as Pentium motherboards, whether it supports multi-power Pentium (P55C, MMX requires the motherboard to have dual voltages), whether it supports Cyrix 6x86, AMD 5k86 (both Pentium-level CPUs, The motherboard is required to have better heat dissipation) and other differences.
