Not only does Sandy Bridge mark a new generation of product for Intel, but Gigabyte is making some changes too. The white box of recent times is gone, in favour of black - Gigabyte's new favourite colour.
 

Not only does Sandy Bridge mark a new generation of product for Intel, but Gigabyte is making some changes too. The white box of recent times is gone, in favour of black - Gigabyte's new favourite colour.

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Exclusive: Gigabyte's P67A-UD4 Sandy Bridge motherboard unboxed

12 Nov 2010  |  Comments

Intel's Sandy Bridge processors are still a few months away from release, but that doesnt mean the industry isn't ready for them. PC Authority got its hands on the first motherboard from Gigabyte and gave it a thorough ocular patdown.

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