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Subject: HHmmm intel
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lrdbyron 22.06.11 - 01:34pm
Intel Corp.'s next-generation high-end core-logic known as X79 may support both current enthusiast-class chips in LGA1366 form-factor as well as next-generation microprocessors in LGA2011 packaging. In fact, according to a document seen by X-bit labs, Intel itself prepares to release two mainboards based on X79 chipset for both its present and future chips. * +
lrdbyron 22.06.11 - 01:35pm
At present Intel X58 chipset supports only microprocessors in LGA1366 form-factor and it is unlikely that the core-logic will support future Sandy Bridge E central processing units (CPUs). The yet-to-be announced X79 chipset (Waimea Bay enthusiast platform) will support both types of extreme chips: code-named Bloomfield in LGA1366 form-factor as well as code-named Sandy Bridge-E in LGA2011 packa * +
lrdbyron 22.06.11 - 01:36pm
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/mainboards/display/20110612144911_Intel_s_Next_Generation_High_End_Chipset_May_Possibly_Support_Current_and_Future_Enthusiast_Chips.html * +
spartan2 22.06.11 - 03:14pm
Sounds amazing
if true. One board to support everything from bargain bas*ment chips to range topping future 8 cores? * +
play.con 22.06.11 - 03:46pm
About time too
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djtaktix 22.06.11 - 05:02pm
please be true , im not ready to retire my 980 anytime soon , would love a new motherboard chipset * +
lrdbyron 25.06.11 - 01:36pm
According to a very-recent post over at X-bit Labs, Intels upcoming X79 chipset will offer support for not only Sandy Bridge-Es LGA 2011 socket, but also Intels existing enthusiast socket, LGA 1366. Keep in mind that this is chipset compatibility and not socket compatibility. * +
lrdbyron 25.06.11 - 01:37pm
is also reporting that Intel will be producing two distinct X79 motherboards, one for each socket. The DX79SI will feature a LGA 2011 socket, 8 quad-channel DDR3 DIMMs, PCIe 3.0 lanes for up to three GPUs, 12 SATA ports (6x SATA2, 6x SATA3), 4x USB 3.0 ports, 12x USB 2.0 ports, 8-channel audio, integrated Bluetooth/WiFi, dual-gigabit ethernet and even more! Alternatively, the DX79TO is more closel * +
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