LGA s1151?

[Lazarus23]

I just bought LGA 1151 motherboard and LGA s1151 CPU (6600K). What the hell is s1151? will it fit my motherboard's socket?

[shadowbyte]

I've never heard of s1151, but the CPU will work fine

[glitchmaster0001]

i think youve been reading intel ark for too long, yes the 6600k will work on the LGA 1151 board 

[intelCore]

9 minutes ago, Lazarus23 said:

I just bought LGA 1151 motherboard and LGA s1151 CPU (6600K). What the hell is s1151? will it fit my motherboard's socket?

 

5 minutes ago, glitchmaster0001 said:

i think youve been reading intel ark for too long, yes the 6600k will work on the LGA 1151 board 

Where does it say LGA s1151??

[Simon771]

What motherboard did you buy?

It will work if it's 1151 for sure.

 

I'm just wondering if you went for Z170 or something else.

For K version CPU, Z170 is a must.

[Lazarus23]

2 minutes ago, intelCore said:

 

Where does it say LGA s1151??

http://www.skytech.lt/bx80662i56600k-intel-core-i56600k-quad-core-350ghz-6mb-lga-s1151-14nm-95w-vga-bo-p-253945.html#tabsnav-1

[intelCore]

2 minutes ago, Lazarus23 said:

http://www.skytech.lt/bx80662i56600k-intel-core-i56600k-quad-core-350ghz-6mb-lga-s1151-14nm-95w-vga-bo-p-253945.html#tabsnav-1

Says LGA1151 in the description a bit down on the site so everything is absolutely fine. I don't know why they put the s infront of there though. Might just be a very weird typo.

[astrosheen]

2 minutes ago, Lazarus23 said:

http://www.skytech.lt/bx80662i56600k-intel-core-i56600k-quad-core-350ghz-6mb-lga-s1151-14nm-95w-vga-bo-p-253945.html#tabsnav-1

I assume it means socket 1151 but as above CPU and motherboard are compatible 

[Lazarus23]

2 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

I'm just wondering if you went for Z170 or something else..

Well, I'm not that dumb lol, I've done research before buying something.

Mobo: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5720#ov

[Flavortown2k16]

3 minutes ago, Lazarus23 said:

http://www.skytech.lt/bx80662i56600k-intel-core-i56600k-quad-core-350ghz-6mb-lga-s1151-14nm-95w-vga-bo-p-253945.html#tabsnav-1

Could stand for socket

[catzambia]

2 minutes ago, Lazarus23 said:

Well, I'm not that dumb lol, I've done research before buying something.

Mobo: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5720#ov

But you can't figure out that there is no such thing as LGA s1151?

whatever.

[Simon771]

4 minutes ago, Lazarus23 said:

Well, I'm not that dumb lol, I've done research before buying something.

Mobo: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5720#ov

I didn't want to offend you, but if you don't know that i5 6600k will fit on it, I just had to check.

Also on that link that you provided ... there is list of CPUs that are supported by that motherboard.

and if it's i5 6600k, that's the only version of it.

 

So yeah

[Lazarus23]

2 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

I didn't want to offend you, but if you don't know that i5 6600k will fir on it, I just had to check.

Also on that link that you provided ... there is list of CPUs that are supported by that motherboard.

and if it's i5 6600k, that's the only version of it.

 

So yeah

I know, I was just curious why they put s1151..

[intelCore]

1 minute ago, catzambia said:

But you can't figure out that there is no such thing as LGA s1151?

whatever.

No need for salt here.

[catzambia]

2 minutes ago, intelCore said:

No need for salt here.

no salt dude, but he was talking bouts how he isn't dumb and does his research...

[intelCore]

3 minutes ago, catzambia said:

no salt dude, but he was talking bouts how he isn't dumb and does his research...

Which he obviously did on the Z170 thing. You go and find me the article that specifically states that there is no such thing as an LGA s1151. Maybe he thought it's a rare thing that not even google knows something about and yes this can happen at times (even though in electronics rather unlikely to happen but as someone who's new to all this better be safe than sorry).

[_chuck1z]

Skylake-s cpu lga 1151

[catzambia]

10 minutes ago, intelCore said:

Which he obviously did on the Z170 thing. You go and find me the article that specifically states that there is no such thing as an LGA s1151. Maybe he thought it's a rare thing that not even google knows something about and yes this can happen at times (even though in electronics rather unlikely to happen but as someone who's new to all this better be safe than sorry).

It's not a thing, doesn't even follow Intel's naming scheme. An S cpu indicates a lower clock speed (lower power consumption) and is a suffix, such as the Core i5 2500s. AMD uses the -e suffix, FX 8320e.

EDIT: Sorry, I thought you were thinking that maybe it's a rare thing. And I never meant to be rude, I had just found it ironic that he researched the Z170 board but didn't know that there is no such thing as LGA s1151