We learned a while ago that Intel plans to add more sockets to its lineup next year, along with other products already unveiled by its roadmap. At the same time, Intel's LGA775 processor and 4 Series Motherboards were reported as the leading products on the market in 2009. In order to consolidate the competitive... |
4 December 2008
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Micro Star International has introduced today its first micro ATX motherboard based on Intel's G45 chipset that comes to provide users with the company's DrMOS technology. According to the company, this technology is ideal for processor power supply application, providing three major features, including Gre... |
4 December 2008
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Speculations about Intel's upcoming next-generation desktop chipsets have filled a considerable number of pages on the web. The Santa Clara-based company has finally decided to announce its new lineup, which it plans to show off at this year's Computex trade show. The company has four main models, two of wh... |
3 June 2008
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According to some voices coming from the motherboard makers part, the third quarter of 2008 is expected to bring a shortage on Intel's upcoming desktop IGP chipsets, G45 and G43. A recent change in Intel's production allocation has made this situation possible, the same voices say.It seems that a flaw has b... |
27 May 2008
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Intel is reportedly making the final adjustments before the G45 chipset finally starts shipping to the motherboard manufacturers. The new G45 Express (Eaglelake-G) and G43 Express desktop chipsets will both sport Intel's integrated Graphics Media Accelerator.However, the chipsets' technical specifications ... |
7 April 2008
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There is quite a rumor cloud hovering around Intel's new G45 Express (Eaglelake-G) and G43 Express desktop chipsets that feature integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator. The cloud is about to disperse, as the first details about the chipsets make their way on the web.First of all, Intel plans to release the ... |
11 February 2008
09:40 GMT |
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More details emerge on the web regarding the Intel G45 integrated graphics chipset. It seems that the G45 and the younger G43 will roll out on the market to replace the G35 and G33 integrated graphics processors that are currently available. Both chipsets are built around the 65-nanometer technology and feature an up... |
6 December 2007
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