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Where are the G35 boards?
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I believe they are g33, which is the integrated video version of the p35, and there are quite a few of them
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I doubt so.
The G35 is different from the G33. The G35's integrated graphics is capable of Hardware T&L but not the G33's.
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The G35 is scheduled for a Q3 2007 launch so you shouldn't be seeing any to buy right now, but in a couple months perhaps.
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=37336
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=37336
The G31 was announced by Intel to also be available Q3 2007 and I just bought a G31 Mobo. The G31 chipsets were delivered to OEMs in July.
So logically the G35 Chipset Mobos should be around now if not really soon.
These new Intel Chipsets are really great. What a turnaround by Intel. C2D, C2Q and Great G3x chipsets. Sucks to be AMD right now
So logically the G35 Chipset Mobos should be around now if not really soon.
These new Intel Chipsets are really great. What a turnaround by Intel. C2D, C2Q and Great G3x chipsets. Sucks to be AMD right now
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The G31 was announced by Intel to also be available Q3 2007 and I just bought a G31 Mobo. The G31 chipsets were delivered to OEMs in July.
So logically the G35 Chipset Mobos should be around now if not really soon.
These new Intel Chipsets are really great. What a turnaround by Intel. C2D, C2Q and Great G3x chipsets. Sucks to be AMD right now
Been that way for a while but not many people have gone AMD anyway because of Intel processors being the better choice.
AMD has some stuff up their sleeves though.
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There are some Intel-brand 'Q35' boards on Newegg, they started showing up a few weeks ago and I assume those are the G35s since they have integrated graphics. We should look for oc-friendly ones soon I hope. Or BSEL-pin mod for oc'ing on the Intel boards
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