After getting our whistles wet with the first of two new CPU launches this year, it’s about time to at least take a look at some boards from the Intel side. Gigabyte has sent us pictures of their upcoming X79 based motherboards which are based on Socket 2011 and support the, hopefully soon to be released, Sandy Bridge-E CPUs.
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2011
Some of the latest news about Battlefield 3, Ivy Bridge boards from Asus and entry-level water-cooling from Corsair.
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Gigabyte and MSI are at it again…this time Gigabyte fires back at MSI on their claims that Gigabyte boards aren’t really ready for native PCIe Gen3.
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MSI’s Product Marketing team is calling out Gigabyte on their claim that all of the Gigabyte 6 series boards support native PCIe Gen3. Apparently, they have the slides to prove it.
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Wednesday brought a handful of minor news items, courtesy of TechPowerUp.com, specifically focused around hardware.
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GIGABYTE just announced their newest extreme gaming motherboard, the G1.Sniper 2. This board features top of the line components to enhance game-play experience for enthusiasts.
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Just days prior to the release of the anticipated AMD Llano APU, ASRock has announced their lineup of five A75 offerings, which includes something for everyone.
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Intel has made an “error” with its ‘Sandy Bridge’ platform chipset, which has resulted in a motherboard recall.
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AMD fans have been eagerly awaiting for the Bulldozer-based CPU(s) to become available. Last week there were some minor changes in their release schedule, although AMD denied it later. Today, however, we have some more juicy details on the series 9 chipset from our friends over at Nordic Hardware and Donanim Haber.
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Releasing high-end Intel boards is big news for Sapphire as they are an established AMD partner. With this product release, they are looking to expand their market reach at the high end of their product line, and they are doing it with what looks to shape up as two solid Intel motherboards entries.
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