Having unveiled its fair share of AMD Thuban Phenom II X6 CPU-supporting motherboards, ASUS is now ready to once again turn its gaze towards Intel central processing units. Since it has already released a number of consumer-oriented platforms, the company is now catering to the needs of the workstation market with th... |
28 April 2010
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Among the most interesting new products that have been showcased at the CeBIT 2009 show in Hanover, Germany in the past few days we were able to spot a nice series of motherboards from different players in the industry. Among them, Gigabyte was also present with its latest innovations in the area, and we had the chan... |
6 March 2009
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As the launch date of Intel's next-generation Core i7 processors is approaching fast, more and more eyes turn towards the giant chip manufacturer and its roadmap for future products. November will bring us three new chips from Intel, all based on the Nehalem architecture, and they will go hand in hand with the P... |
22 October 2008
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More information on Intel's P55 Express chipset, also known under the codename "Ibex peak", has emerged on the Web, and it seems that the giant chip manufacturer will stick to the original plan of launching its latest product in the third quarter of 2009, with support for the future Intel microprocessors codenam... |
18 October 2008
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Recently, a new round of rumors regarding Intel's next-generation mainstream and entry-level chipset, codenamed Ibex Peak, has surfaced. It looks like the upcoming chipset, due to be released in Q3 2009, is to be used for four of the company's future platforms, including the Nehalem-supporting Calpella, whi... |
14 August 2008
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Intel's roadmap for the Nehalem processors has already showed us that the second half of 2009 would bring to the field two microprocessors the company designed for the mainstream market area. Havendale is one of these CPUs, the first one announced by Intel to feature integrated graphics. While for now everybody ... |
29 July 2008
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