So then, not only did Intel release a really impressive processor series today, to support it, they also had to build a new infrastructure for it. This review is going to cover the basics of Intel's ...
Gigabyte are widely regarded as one of the biggest computer component manufacturers in the world, especially in the motherboard market. They cater for all of the latest AMD and Intel platforms ...
Ready or not, the age of Nehalem is finally upon us and with it comes Intel's new Socket LGA 1366 processor interface. Socket LGA 775 has lived a long and distinguished life, longer than any other ...
The enthusiast X58 platform is to finally be retired a year from today after serving the computer market since 2008. This essentially means the end of all older socket 1366 CPU production and X58 ...
If you're thinking of upgrading to Intel's newly-named Core i7 processors later this year, you'll be needing a new motherboard equipped with an LGA1366 socket. We're expecting Core i7 boards to pop up ...
Now Intel’s new LGA 1366 socket and Core i7 platform has been on sale for a good few months, we’re finally starting to see a decent variety of coolers released that support Intel’s latest CPUs. We're ...
There have been dozens of reviews on the Core i7 processor to date, and this article is not about going into the details of the new architecture. We're going to focus today on overclocking. So here ...
A pretty outrageous motherboard has been spotted online from eVGA which they will quite likely show off during CES which kicks off in a few days. This thing is an absolute monster; a dual socket ...
Intel is considering extending the life-cycle of its socket 775-based processors to 2011 and is expected to let these CPUs cover the entry-level segment, according to sources at motherboard... In ...
With too many SKUs and different generation processors still in the market, Intel is finally doing some spring cleaning (more like winter cleaning) with their With too many SKUs and different ...
Though we all learned to love Socket LGA 775. It just doesnt have enough pins to for that CPU based memory controller, so this is the main reason why Socket LGA1366 is introduced. The socket is called ...