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220-801 · Question #1104

A client has requested the use of an AMD CPU on a workstation computer. Which of the following motherboard sockets MUST be utilized for this customer's PC?

The correct answer is A. FM2. FM2 is an AMD-proprietary CPU socket used for AMD A-series APUs and some Athlon processors. Among the listed options, it is the only AMD-compatible socket. Socket H (LGA 1156) (B) is an Intel socket used for first-generation Core i-series CPUs. ZIF (C) (Zero Insertion Force) is…

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Question

A client has requested the use of an AMD CPU on a workstation computer. Which of the following motherboard sockets MUST be utilized for this customer's PC?

Options

  • AFM2
  • BSocket H
  • CZIF
  • D2011

How the community answered

(20 responses)
  • A
    95% (19)
  • B
    5% (1)

Explanation

FM2 is an AMD-proprietary CPU socket used for AMD A-series APUs and some Athlon processors. Among the listed options, it is the only AMD-compatible socket. Socket H (LGA 1156) (B) is an Intel socket used for first-generation Core i-series CPUs. ZIF (C) (Zero Insertion Force) is a generic socket mechanism descriptor, not a brand-specific socket standard. Socket 2011 (LGA 2011) (D) is an Intel socket for high-end Sandy Bridge-E and Ivy Bridge-E processors. Only FM2 is compatible with AMD CPUs.

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#AMD CPU#FM2 socket#motherboard compatibility#CPU sockets

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