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Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) socket is a socket type used on motherboards for processors and other

chips. Unlike the

LIF socket, little pressure is needed to seat a chip into a ZIF socket, and a

special tool or screwdriver is not required to remove a chip from a ZIF socket. The ZIF socket was

designed to reduce the risk of accidentally bending a pin (or whole row of pins) on an expensive

processor when seating the chip into a socket.

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