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ASUS' Sabertooth P67 is shrouded in mystery... 
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ASUS' Sabertooth P67 is shrouded in mystery... View all Atomic Articles

by Vito Cassisi  |  14 Jun 2011  |  Comment now
ASUS' new motherboard comes with its own flame retardant suit! Okay, well, more of a shroud. And it's not really a retardant... just read the damn review!
Gigabyte goes all-in with Intel's Z68 chipset 
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Gigabyte goes all-in with Intel's Z68 chipset View all Atomic Articles

by John Gillooly  |  11 May 2011  |  Comment now
Gigabyte is embracing Intel's new Z68 chipset with gusto, switching over most of its motherboard lines to the upcoming chipset.
Desktop PCs suffer as laptops get Sandy Bridge recall reprieve 
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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.
Gigabyte and MSI halt sales of Sandy Bridge motherboards 
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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.
Intel's Sandy Bridge chipset problem explained, as retail confusion reigns 
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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.
Intel admits to serious chip flaw 
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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.
Seven Sandy Bridge Motherboards  
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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.
A sneak peak at Gigabyte's P67A-UD7 
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A sneak peak at Gigabyte's P67A-UD7 View all Atomic Articles

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.
ASUS previews its brand new Sandybridge mobos in Singapore 
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ASUS previews its brand new Sandybridge mobos in Singapore View all Atomic Articles

by David Hollingworth  |  15 Nov 2010  |  Comment now
Gallery: ASUS has shown off next year's range of P67 motherboards in Singapore, and Atomic was there, camera in-hand!
ASUS' new P67 mobo lineup 
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ASUS' new P67 mobo lineup View all Atomic Articles

15 Nov 2010  |  Comment now
ASUS recently flew Atomic to Singapore to catch site of its new range of P67 motherboards. We went, we saw, we photographed!
Exclusive: Gigabyte's P67A-UD4 Sandy Bridge motherboard unboxed 
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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.
Intel's secret motherboard feature seen on GIGABYTE P67-UD7 board 
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Intel's secret motherboard feature seen on GIGABYTE P67-UD7 board View all Atomic Articles

by Zara Baxter, Justin Robinson  |  15 Sep 2010  |  Comment now
IDF: With the upcoming and imminent launch of Sandy Bridge come two new motherboard designs from GIGABYTE; and they're finally ditching the blue.
Intel to cave in to immense USB3.0 pressure? 
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Intel to cave in to immense USB3.0 pressure? View all Atomic Articles

by Justin Robinson  |  8 Sep 2010  |  Comment now
Following in the wake of AMD, it seems likely that Intel will announce an integrated USB3.0 function in their next-generation chipsets. Update: A comment from mobo manufacturers.
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