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Intel could be replacing LGA1700 in 2024! Intel is notorious for changing CPU sockets every other generation, so as you can imagine, it came as a
Intel could be replacing LGA1700 in 2024, but why? The main theory is that Intel wants to support compatibility with future technology.
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ICT Level 3 Extended Diploma
CompTIA A+ Diploma
CompTIA Pentest+ Diploma
PC Builder at Fierce PC
Bench marker at BGFG
Product Specialist at BGFG
Senior Staff writer at BGFG
News content planner at BGFG
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I currently work at WePC as Tech and News Writer, but the journey that led me here has been both lengthy and fascinating. It all began during my college years when I transformed my computer passion into a formal education, earning an Extended Diploma in ICT. Subsequently, I entered the tech industry by securing my first job as a Systems Builder at Fierce PC. This role allowed me to refine my skills in assembling PCs, where I successfully built over 1,000 computers of various types and specifications.
Afterward, I made the transition to WePC, as a Product Bench marker, responsible for producing videos on PC component performance, including CPUs and GPUs, for our channel. I then advanced to the position of Product Specialist, overseeing all content related to CPUs and Motherboards. I have since broaden into covering coolers and PC cases.
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ICT Level 3 Extended Diploma - Accrington Collage
CompTIA A+ Diploma - Studyhub
CompTIA Pentest+ Diploma - Studyhub
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