Intel is reportedly postponing the introduction of its P45 chipset from the original release date in May to mid-June. According to some sources located at Intel's motherboard manufacturing partners, the chipset will be introduced later this year because it has some compatibility issues between the chipset's... |
28 March 2008
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Intel has not had the chance of removing the veil of the X48 high-end chipset, and first-tier motherboard manufacturers are already rolling out motherboard models built around it. Asustek and Gigabyte were the first ones to release small volumes of motherboards earlier this week, but neither of the products won'... |
13 March 2008
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Intel's X48 chipsets are starting to pop out in more and more motherboard configurations, as we have previously reported during the CeBIT show. Asustek has also paper-introduced another X48 offering in its WS series of motherboards, namely the "Evolution". The new motherboard comes with four PCI-Express x16 slot... |
12 March 2008
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Abit has been missing lately in the high-end market, but it surely knows how to put things together to create a state-of-the-art motherboard. The company will soon release their IP45 Pro to take over the older IP35 Pro, while the IP45 GT3 will come with full support for the new DDR3 memory. The IP45 Pro and the IP45 ... |
6 March 2008
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Intel will soon add the X48 chipset to its highest-end DX38BT motherboard, also known as the "BoneTrail". Intel has already hinted at an early release, slated for the second quarter of the year, but it is highly unlikely that it will arrive on the market earlier than April.The DX48BT2 motherboard will become availabl... |
3 March 2008
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Asustek has just released yet another hot motherboard model in the P5E enthusiast family: the P5E3 Premium. Built on the X48 chipset from Intel, the motherboard features the Splashtop technology, that lets the user surf the web a few seconds after they pushed the power button. There's no need to have any operati... |
5 February 2008
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Intel seems to have caught all the bad habits from its rival AMD when it comes to delays. The chip manufacturer has sent out a notice to its business partners to inform them that the much-wanted X48 chipset won't kick in anytime soon.The X48 has been re-scheduled its launch date to " WW12", which means that the ... |
4 February 2008
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Gigabyte and MSI are two of the most important motherboard manufactures in the world (except for Asus, of course). That's why no one was surprised the two companies having announced their brand-new motherboards powered by the upcoming X48 chipset from Intel, with full support for the company's quad-core pow... |
25 January 2008
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Gigabyte has just unveiled a new line of energy-efficient motherboards built with Intel's latest chipsets on the market, the X38 and the X48. The Dynamic Energy Saver motherboards are alleged to save up to 20 percent in terms of power, at the push of a single button."With more than one year of intensive design a... |
16 January 2008
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There was a time when every respectable geek on the planet would have aspired to be called "cracker". Things have changed now, since cracking is likely to bring you a prize of some couple of years in jail, so people had to figure out other glorious occupations. They took up overclocking, as dangerous for the budget a... |
21 December 2007
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Intel have announced that the company adjusted the product strategy and will push back the release date for three 45-nanometer quad-core CPUs. There have been some rumors about that emerging early this week, but Intel decided not to fuel further suppositions and made it official. The delayed processors were scheduled... |
19 December 2007
06:39 GMT |
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The newest chipset in Intel's X family, the X48, is close to completion and is supposed to become publicly available in January 2008. The chipset's specifications are no longer a secret and have been subject to speculations since the first test-systems were shipped to the OEMs. X48-based boards will sport u... |
17 December 2007
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As if the brand-new, high-end X48 chipset from Intel wouldn't have been enough, Gigabyte has decided that it is high time to add a few updates to the original GA-X38-DQ6 design. The new chipset has been the headline since summer, but Intel refuses to officially launch it until January next year.For starters, Gig... |
22 November 2007
09:01 GMT |
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The next generation of Intel desktop mainboard chipsets are aimed at gamers and power users and the manufacturing company hopes that the X48, as it is named, will prove to be a huge success. The X48 should arrive some time during the second week of November and as Intel is not really known for its extreme punctuality... |
4 October 2007
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Intel recently announced that its next generation of desktop high performance chipsets, the X38, will only support a 1333MHz processor bus speed and that a following iteration of that chipset, the X48, will reach the 1600Mhz operating frequency. As the launch date for the X38 chip draws near and mainboard manufacturi... |
2 October 2007
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During the Intel Developer Forum that took place a few days ago, the largest processor manufacturing company in the whole world announced that its upcoming high performance aimed desktop chipset will suffer a slight delay and will only be launched on the 10th of October. The Intel X39 core logic chip will arrive with... |
22 September 2007
04:04 GMT |
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The high performance desktop hardware platform offerings from Intel will soon include the X38 chipset and after it the X48 will come with a number of innovative technologies that are rumored to include high speed DDR3 memory support along with some other improvements over the still unreleased X38.The last launched In... |
17 September 2007
06:14 GMT |
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Intel is expected to officially start shipping its next generation of high end mainboard chipsets soon, in fact in a few days, enabling motherboard manufacturing companies to begin volume production of X38 based offerings. As a number of X38 chipsets were already distributed under the ''engineering sample&#... |
15 September 2007
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