About a month ago, ASUS released its P6T Deluxe motherboard, one of the most affordable mobos from the computer maker's LGA 1366 motherboard series supporting the new Intel Core i7 processors. However, the X58 part is not as affordable as it may seem when compared to similar products from other vendors, which me... |
15 December 2008
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MSI, one of the world's leading motherboard manufacturers, announced yesterday the release of its new series of products, Eclipse. The fresh Eclipse motherboard series is based on the latest chipset Intel X58 and comes with support for the next-generation Intel Core i7 processors with LGA1366-pin design, ultra-h... |
19 November 2008
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Intel released on the market the long-awaited Core i7 processors, targeting three segments, namely performance users, enthusiasts and overclockers. As announced before, and also as expected, the new chips do not come at low prices, which means than some users will still go for the older Core 2 platforms that can stil... |
18 November 2008
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We've seen a lot of board makers unveiling X58 motherboards lately, yet the list adds new members every day it seems. This time we're talking ECS and their X58B-A Black Edition. According to the maker, the Black Edition series includes products of a higher quality than what the company has recently released... |
30 October 2008
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Nvidia finally decided to let more customers enjoy its SLI technology by opening up a software SLI licensing to OEMs and ODMs, yet, while Intel is included in the list, the graphics card manufacturer specifically stated that AMD would be left out. Even so, this is a step forward since, for quite a long time, only Nvi... |
2 September 2008
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