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IT Support & Hardware · Foundational

Zero Insertion Force Socket (ZIF)

A CPU socket with a lever that releases clamping pressure so the processor can be inserted without force.

Definition

A ZIF socket lets a technician drop a CPU into place with the lever raised, then lower the lever to clamp the contacts. It reduces the chance of bending pins during installation. ZIF sockets are typical of PGA designs.

Example

Lift the AM4 socket lever, align the gold triangle on the CPU with the socket marker, drop it in, and lower the lever.

Exam tip

Never press a CPU into a ZIF socket; align pin 1 markings and let gravity seat it.

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