Corsair page lists Intel LGA 1954 support for new TITAN II ULTRA AIO
One of our readers, Lorenzo, noticed that Corsair’s Italian product page for the iCUE LINK TITAN II ULTRA 360 LX LCD AIO lists support for an unreleased Intel socket.
The technical specifications section mentions AMD AM5 and AM4 support, while Intel support is listed as “LGA 1954/1851/1700. ” This reference does not appear on the English version of the same Corsair page, which only lists LGA 1851 and LGA 1700.
Source: Corsair
This is not official confirmation of Intel’s next desktop socket support from Corsair. The Italian page also says it was translated automatically with DeepL, so this could be a translation or database issue. Still, this particular entry appears to be manually added (font is different). Which leads me to believe that perhaps Intel did plan to announce LGA-1954 at Computex, but plans had changed.
LGA 1954 is expected to replace LGA 1851 for Intel’s next-generation desktop platform. The socket has been linked to Nova Lake-S and the upcoming 900-series chipset stack. The LGA 1954 socket photo that was leaked yesterday was the first to display a dual-lever retention mechanism.
This would not be the first company to reference LGA-1954 support, although the socket is still technically under embargo. Unofficially, we understand that existing LGA-1851 coolers should be fully compatible with the new socket, perhaps with fewer compatibility concerns than the move from LGA-1700 to LGA-1851.
Source: Corsair
Many thanks to Lorenzo for the tip!
