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Intel chipset motherboards disclosed series of five business days of crisis. HIT - Intel, chipset, motherboard plans - the electronics industry.
According to the latest release delayed next-generation shared. Processor chip and P55 Lynnfiield Group after the planned release also revealed that in addition to the cooperation partners. P55 is the chipset series 5 (code - a IbexPeak out) the first quarter. The approximately 2010 H57, P57, Q57, H55, etc. 4 version. But on motherboard (MB), but the current industry Terminal 4-series chipset. While the newest version is also very slow. 2009 MB back to previous conditions in the chipset market. Intel 5 Series model still too dangerous. Inventory management for new markets are no longer the most profitable industries. But when the crisis.
The desktop. Intel (DT) chipset, the latest plan. Market is not good looks, the chipset will be delayed. P55 is started at the end of August 2009 and in September to coordinate the next generation of Lynnfield processor and dispatch H57. P57, Q57 and H55, chipset, etc. are temporary, unless Q1 2010 launch of industrial motherboards. Intel hopes to test early in the season two market shares. If you buy cheaply and then a majority. MB Industries stock is not the end, I hope, once again delayed the next generation of processors. Intel, Lynnfield, and five market-series chipset.
Recently. Intel also said these partners on 5-series chipset will open the page in different positions in different markets, particularly high H57, P57 and Q57 chipset is presented to the new "Braidwood" technology earlier 'Turbo Memory' model of evolution to be added in NVRAM NVRAM control module by Braidwood specific cards and motherboards. Braidwood interface module to connect the system to the buffer. In order to read and write can lower PC SSD a similar effect have and storage. Overall, reduces the boot time and response system, improve energy efficiency.
5-series chipset supports dual display and native HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort is supported for audio codec, P55 and P57 only planned a dual interface x8 graphics chipset. Crossfire SLI and technology.
Part of the motherboard. Industry for future chip-five series. Intel plans to series 5 to P55, chipset H57, P57, Q57 H55 and others. Another five samples, in fact, some also because next. The conditions in the PC market is still difficult in the first half of my fear lowest forecast in the past year to businesses in the hands of older products slowly as the next arrival will be detrimental to the sale of inventory.
In addition, five series chipset motherboard with the distribution industry as well. For the position shall be in line with the launch of the product can be significantly increased costs. But also provides space for competitors. Intel expects to market changes immediately. In response to changes in the program enables the partners to get in retained earnings
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