Etters, Pa. — FCI has developed a lead-free, 775-position LGA775 processor socket for PCI Express signaling in desktop PCs. The LGA775 processor socket combines FCI's ball grid array (BGA) technology ...
Supporting PCI Express signaling in desktop PCs, the 775-position LGA775 processor socket uses BGA technology to attach to a motherboard and an LGA interface to accommodate a microprocessor.
Also on ECS's stand at CeBit, you'll find a mainboard called K8T890-A940, which uses VIA's K8T890 core logic (funnily enough!) to bring PCI Express and AGP to AMD's new socket and processor family.
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