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Gigabyte Unveils P67/H67 Sandy Bridge Motherboards

November 11, 2010 Ross 2

The Intel P67/H67 (Sandy Bridge) chipset will be released in the coming months and Gigabyte is ready with a very complete line up of motherboards featuring this new chipset. Release dates and pricing information are still NDA, but here is some brief information and specs of the boards that make up the new Gigabyte line.

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Intel Sandy Bridge CPU Overclocking Results Leaked

October 31, 2010 Joe Shields 6

Well, its about that time again. Intel has some new chips up its sleeve and they are about ready to show their face. However before Intel got to show them, the China-based Coolaler Forums posted some screen shots of an i7-2600K (K for the unlocked multiplier) sitting at 5Ghz with a Super Pi 1M run of 7.488s under its belt.

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Intel Sandy Bridge Roadmap Leaked

August 13, 2010 Joe Shields 1

German Tech site Comuterbase.de recently published an article showing ‘leaked’ Intel roadmaps for the Sandy Bridge based desktop and mobile CPUs and the new chipsets. A new range of i3, i5 and i7 chips is revealed, as well as some special ‘K’, ‘S’ and ‘T’ series chips.

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Androids and Hyperspace . . .

November 7, 2007 admin 0

In the last few days, we’ve had a few announcements that will probably look a lot more important ten years from now than they do today. Phoenix Technologies announced Hyperspace, which is basically a quick-and-dirty embedded Linux system for those

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Blowing Off Santa

October 29, 2005 admin 0

I’ve decided to cancel Christmas for myself. It’s not a matter of not having the money, but rather not wanting to spend it on what will be available before December 25. It’s not that the AMD systems you can put

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His Name Is Sam, Not Santa

June 13, 2004 admin 0

There’s a business league for computing manufacturers called the Semiconductor Industry Association, or SIA for short. They have a website, and their membership list is here. AMD and IBM and Intel are all members. Recently, they put out a press