Learning how to install an Intel CPU is the first step in building your new PC and it's going to be great. Don't sweat touching the heart of your system. CPUs are more robust than you think and ...

How to install an Intel CPU First we’ll look at installing Intel’s CPUs, and then AMD’s chips. Start with your motherboard outside of your PC’s case, on a flat surface.

In part 3 of our series "Build a Great Media-Editing PC," we discuss the tips and tricks for the delicate task of installing a CPU.

Are you using a computer with an unsupported CPU for Windows 11? Here's a guide demonstrating how to install Windows 11 on unsupported CPUs for free.

Learning how to install an AMD processor is little different from any other desktop chip, but there are a couple of additional considerations to take in the process. But it needn't be difficult ...

We’re installing an Intel Core i7-980x and it uses what’s called an LGA 1366 socket. When buying parts, make sure you buy a processor that fits the correct socket type or vice versa.

We’re installing an Intel Core i7-980x and it uses what’s called an LGA 1366 socket. When buying parts, make sure you buy a processor that fits the correct socket type or vice versa.

To insert the processor, the socket locking arm must be raised Gently place the processor into the socket, no foce will be needed if everthing is positioned correctly.

The new Core Ultra 200 series processors are faster than Intel's 14th Gen Core chips, at least in productivity, but they also come with significantly higher price tags for most SKUs.