Is FCBGA1364 the same as LGA 1150?

[ashencloud]

I have an i7 4770 and I'm not sure what socket it uses the intel website says FCBGA1364 but I have seen elsewhere that it's an LGA 1150 socket.

 

[Gam3r01]

IIRC the FCBGA1364 socket is the mobile version of the LGA1150 socket, its soldered in place.

 

[Snipergod87]

No FCBGA1364 is a ball grid array CPU, not able to be removed (soldered in place) Is this on a laptop or an all in one system?

 

[justin.m.beauvais]

The 4770 is an LGA 1150 socket. The FCBGA 1364 is a laptop or integrated system chip mounting solution. BGA or ball grid array refers to a chip that is soldered down to the motherboard. So it depends on the system, but the vast majority of desktops are LGA 1150.

 

[ashencloud]

No FCBGA1364 is a ball grid array CPU, not able to be removed (soldered in place) Is this on a laptop or an all in one system?

I see, I have a desktop so as per other people's answers I must have an LGA 1150.

 

[USAFRet]

No FCBGA1364 is a ball grid array CPU, not able to be removed (soldered in place) Is this on a laptop or an all in one system?

I see, I have a desktop so as per other people's answers I must have an LGA 1150.

Well, probably.
There are some cheesy "desktop" systems with a BGA CPU.