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ASUS starts to ship new Sandy Bridge boards

by David Hollingworth | 25 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Good news for ASUS fans - B3 revisions of their Sandy Bridge boards will be shipping ahead of schedule!

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GIGABYTE acts on Sandy Bridge retailers

by David Hollingworth | 22 Feb 2011 | Comment now

It appears, despite calls to stop, some stores are still selling apparently recalled hardware. But GIGABYTE’s on the case.

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MSI (not actually) first to market with new Sandy Bridge boards

by David Hollingworth | 16 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Plus, Intel expands its loss estimates for the Sandy Bridge recall, and new chips roll out to all motherboard manufacturers. UPDATED.

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Fixed Sandy Bridge chipsets enter production.

by John Gillooly | 16 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Intel agrees to pay full costs for replacing defective boards, which will likely push the recall's cost to over the estimated US$1 Billion pricetag.

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Desktop PCs suffer as laptops get Sandy Bridge recall reprieve

by John Gillooly | 8 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Intel has announced that it will resume shipping P67 and H67 chipsets to laptop manufacturers as long as they don't use the dodgy SATA ports.

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Gigabyte and MSI halt sales of Sandy Bridge motherboards

by John Gillooly | 2 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Component manufacturers are starting to react in the wake of Intel's announcement that its 6 series chipsets would be replaced due to a nasty bug.

NEWS

The Sandy Bridge recall - reactions and updates

by David Hollingworth | 2 Feb 2011 | Comment now

We've been chatting to vendors, retailers and discovering just what it is that's broken in Intel's Sandy Bridge chipset. Essential reading follows...

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Intel's Sandy Bridge chipset problem explained, as retail confusion reigns

by John Gillooly | 1 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Manufacturers, distributors and retailers still in the dark after a flaw in a single circuit causes Intel a billion dollar headache. John Gillooly explains what went wrong and how it might affect users.

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New magazine and iPad issue! Everything you need to know about tablets in 2011

by William Maher | 1 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Has the iPad met its match and should you wait for an Android tablet? We compare the OSs, features and big tablets to watch out for. Plus, Intel's blockbuster CPU reviewed, reducing your phone data bills and more.

NEWS

Intel admits to serious chip flaw

by John Gillooly | 1 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Mere weeks ago the new Sandy Bridge CPUs had a spectacularly successful launch, but it has been marred by Serial ATA problems in the supporting H67 and P67 chipsets.

NEWS

Intel announces Sandy Bridge recall - epic silicon fail!

by David Hollingworth | 1 Feb 2011 | Comment now

Breaking news: A flaw in a SATA support chip leads Intel to announce a $700 million recall of Sandy Bridge parts. This is not an oops... it's an ARRRGGHHHHHHH!!!

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Intel confirms that DX11 processor graphics are in the pipeline.

by John Gillooly | 20 Jan 2011 | Comment now

Video: At this week's Sandy Bridge launch Atomic grabbed a few minutes with Intel VP Mooly Eden to talk about the relevance of integrated graphics to a hardcore audience.

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Video: What is so good about Sandy Bridge?

by John Gillooly | 20 Jan 2011 | Comment now

At Intel's local launch of the second generation Core I processors this week we had a chance to ask Intel Vice President Mooly Eden just what makes these new CPUs so special.

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First Look: Intel's new Sandy Bridge CPU lineup rewrites the rules

by Darien Graham-Smith | 19 Jan 2011 | Comment now

Get a sneak peek at our benchmark tests showing why Intel's new CPU architecture redefines the performance you can expect laptop and desktop from your laptop and desktop PC.

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Opinion: Nvidia and Intel finally get smart

by John Gillooly | 11 Jan 2011 | Comment now

The standoff between Intel and Nvidia has been a major sticking point for the PC industry as a whole. Today the two companies finally ceased hostilities, and that only means good things for the PC.

NEWS

CES: Chips and tablets and 3D, oh my!

by Ewa Grygier | 7 Jan 2011 | Comment now

Another day, another big batch of tech news from the land of casinos and crazy stage shows. Today, Sandy Bridge!

GALLERY

Seven Sandy Bridge Motherboards

10 Dec 2010 | Comment now

Intel's Sandy Bridge is set to make 2011 a big year for the PC. We gathered together P67 motherboards from ASUS, Gigabyte, ASRock and MSI and laid them out to show you not only the differing designs but also some interesting features on each motherboard.

NEWS

A sneak peak at Gigabyte's P67A-UD7

by John Gillooly | 25 Nov 2010 | Comment now

Atomic swung by Gigabyte's headquarters the other week and had a chance to get the lowdown on the company's flagship Sandy Bridge motherboard.

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GIGABYTE Sandy Bridge motherboard spotted running naked in Taipei

by Justin Robinson | 12 Nov 2010 | Comment now

Luckily our sister site, PC Authority, were there in time to grab embarrassing shots of the new P67A-UD4 as it went past.

GALLERY

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

12 Nov 2010 | Comment now

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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