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We have been covering extensively the upcoming Intel X58-enabled motherboards, given that all of us have noticed that almost every mobo maker out there is almost ready, if not finished yet, with the design of their first Core i7 motherboards. As we reported in several previous articles, the leaked pictures we’v... |
10 October 2008
09:41 GMT |
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More and more reports seem to indicate that we are only weeks away from the inevitable release of Intel's next-generation desktop platform, which will only support the chip maker's upcoming processors, based on the Nehalem architecture. After the recently leaked pictures and details on some of the upcoming ... |
6 October 2008
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It looks like the first motherboard to feature Intel's latest generation X58 chipset has officially been introduced by Taiwanese manufacturer ASUS. The company's new P6T DELUXE mobo is touted as featuring Intel's latest desktop platform, although there's no direct specification of that being the X... |
30 September 2008
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Details on Intel X58-based motherboards have been popping up on the Internet for some time now, somehow despite the fact that these boards aren't expected to be released until sometime in mid-November, along with Intel's lineup of the next-generation Core i7 processors. Now, it looks like several major moth... |
29 September 2008
04:13 GMT |
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Some of the latest details on Intel's upcoming Core i7 processors indicate that the leading chip maker is planning to release its next-generation processors sometime in the week 46. For the sake of clarity, this means the launch will take place between November 10-16, so you'd better start saving money if y... |
26 September 2008
11:04 GMT |
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With each passing day, we are getting closer to the official unveiling of Intel's next-generation Core i7 processors, developed using the Nehalem architecture to deliver a never before seen performance level. Given all this anticipation, it’s only understandable why motherboard makers are lining up their o... |
26 September 2008
08:13 GMT |
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After pictures of Intel's upcoming Nehalem-based Core i7 Extreme 965 processor have surfaced on the Internet, it appears that one of the yet to be announced X58 motherboards has also “posed” for the camera. More specifically, we’re talking about one of Gigabyte's soon to be unveiled mobos... |
23 September 2008
13:01 GMT |
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It appears that after the NVISION event, which took place on August 25-27 in San Jose, California, NVIDIA gathered a number of reporters to disclose a rather surprising business decision. The company seemingly plans to enable its SLI multi-GPU technology for upcoming X58-based motherboards, without the need of t... |
28 August 2008
06:42 GMT |
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Ladies and gentlemen, judging by the high number of pictures and details that have recently surfaced on Intel's upcoming Nehalem-supporting, X58-based mobos, we can say that we are getting close to an official unveiling. According to some of the most recent rumors, Taiwanese manufacturer MSI is in the final stag... |
22 August 2008
05:14 GMT |
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ASUS, one of the leading manufacturers of motherboards and the creator of the famous Eee PC, has announced in a recent interview that it has high-hopes regarding the release of the upcoming X58 and x58+NF200-based motherboards. According to the Taiwanese company, it will become the world's first manufacturer to ... |
18 August 2008
05:20 GMT |
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As we mentioned in a number of previous articles, the Santa Clara-based chip manufacturer NVIDIA has seen better days. Partially responsible for this is the fact that AMD's graphics subsidiary, ATI, has succeeded in providing us with two of the best video cards currently available on the market. This has put eno... |
14 July 2008
05:21 GMT |
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Intel's upcoming generation of processors, called the Nehalem, will be introduced later this year, and all the signals point to a Q4 release. As previously stated by the chip manufacturer during this spring's Intel Developer Forum, the first Nehalem units to hit the market will be built on the 45-nanometer ... |
10 May 2008
04:37 GMT |
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