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Intel Identifies Sandy Bridge Chipset Design Error, All Shipments Stopped

Wow, if retailers are not expecting any new SB boards until April surely there will be an interim solution? Anyone who wants a midrange Intel system (i.e. not 1366) would have to buy older 1156 parts.

the interim solution is to not buy sandy bridge, or buy from the dodgy dealers who'll sell you the faulty boards.
 
I can only laugh
 
Looks like Amazon and FutureShop are following Rules of Acquisition #189.
 
Why's on april? IMHO there's sumthin fishy about this and maybe to counter amd i'm not sure
 
Why's on april? IMHO there's sumthin fishy about this and maybe to counter amd i'm not sure

Doubt it. If that were the case, they could just release new CPU's.
 
A big recall n to revise it? isn't cheaper that way?
 
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idk it does seem like an odd reason to recall, perhaps there is more to it.
 
A big recall n to revise it? isn't cheaper that way?

That's what they are currently doing. Eventually revised boards will hit the market in the coming months.
 
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That's what they are currently doing. Eventually revised boards will hit the market in the coming months.

With sumthin new embeded on it :laugh:
 
looks like intel still remembers the lesson they learnt from the pentium fdiv bug
 
I can still use SATA 3 GB/s with no broblem :) Not a big deal.
 
i'm honestly shocked at how people dont care, because they seem to think 2-4 sata ports is enough.


you people scare me.

there there hard drives, its ok... the scary people cant reach you.
 
I don't know why they took them down to start with...nothing wrong with the cpu's.
 
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