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Is the LGA_1155 a dead socket?

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Do you think any future cpu will be based around this socket?

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Calling it dead is a little harsh as Ivy Bridge and even Sandy Bridge still compete with Haswell, but no, there won't be any new cpu with 1155.

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There won't be another 1155 CPU but I'm pretty sure that Ivy and Sandy bridge will be used in the future, so not really dead.

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There wont be any new developments but at the same time id still consider Ivy to be better for the Overclocker, Being that the crappy TIM, 3D Tri Gate Transistors, slightly concave IHS and on chip VRM have been causing big heat problems for some reviewers and the retail chips have been looking in worse shape 

 

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It will die as Intel has started the phasing out process with Haswell but it will be a long time to come as Sandy and Ivy Bridge are really good CPUs. I myself think they are not telling us all we need to know about Haswell as hardly any board maker or intel talks about temperatures from overclocking Haswell, all they say is don't go past 1.200 volts. As a result if i build a rig again it would be socket 2011. 

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