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Header picture courtesy of ASUS \u2013 the upcoming ROG STRIX Z7890-I GAMING WIFI<\/a> ALL CAPS EDITION*<\/em><\/p>\n With the upcoming launch of CPUs and boards primarily based on Intel\u2019s LAG1851 socket, (almost) each cooler producer has pumped out a press launch asserting that each one their LGA1700 suitable coolers can work on the brand new socket. As a substitute of posting all these, we\u2019ve determined to only submit a TLDR.<\/p>\n No shock actually although \u2013 Intel\u2019s LGA1851 carries over the mounting gap areas and IHS peak from LGA1700 \u2013 that means that other than the potential of bizarre dimensional conflicts in some edge circumstances, all LAG1700 coolers will work with the brand new boards. It is a constructive factor \u2013 Intel is well-known for altering their cooler compatibility extra incessantly than their competitor! The one main change is an additional 151 pins to be cautious of when putting in the CPU.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n UPDATE<\/strong>: Neighborhood member VegetableStu<\/a> shared a video from overclocking legend der8auer, which exhibits the IHS on the overview CPUs is a unique form to LGA1700, which makes it seemingly the patron CPUs may have the identical change. Which means that LGA170p direct contact frames is not going to match.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n