What is lga-2066?

LGA-2066 (also known as Socket R4) is a CPU socket designed by Intel for their high-end desktop and workstation processors. It was launched in 2017 as a replacement to the earlier socket LGA-2011-v3. LGA-2066 supports Intel’s Core-X processors including the Core i7 and i9 series. The socket supports quad-channel DDR4 memory, with a maximum of 128 GB RAM. It has 2066 pins and supports processors with up to 18 cores. The LGA-2066 socket features an enhanced power delivery system to handle the high power requirements of these processors and is compatible with Intel X299 chipset motherboards. Overall, LGA-2066 is a high-performance CPU socket designed for demanding applications such as gaming, content creation, and scientific simulations.