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  "path": "/pc-components/cpus/intel-developing-two-lever-retention-mechanism-for-lga-1954-socket-according-to-new-leak-premium-nova-lake-s-motherboards-will-feature-2l-ilm-sockets",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-09T12:01:06.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Some high-end motherboards for Intel's upcoming Nova Lake processors have been tipped to include a dual-lever retention mechanism called \"2L-ILM.\" We've seen something similar before with LGA 2011, but that a server platform. Boards with 2L-ILM will live alongside standard ILM (1L-ILM?) variants that are cheaper to produce.",
  "title": "Intel developing two-lever retention mechanism for LGA 1954 socket, according to new leak — Premium Nova Lake-S motherboards will feature 2L-ILM sockets"
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