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Wednesday, 25 April 2007 09:31

Intel P35 chipset comes at Computex

Written by Fuad Abazovic

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The official launch


There might be a preview of this chipset at some point in late May but the official launch of Intel's P35 chipset is Computex. This is nothing new as this was
always the case and you can expect to see the big launch of the 4th of June.

Intel did told a few partners that they will be able to launch in May but I guess Intel changed its mind about the strategy and probably has more 975 and 965 chipsets to sell. As of June it will all be painted in P35 and G33 chipsets.

Nvidia is slowly taking Intel chipset crown and have some good sales with Nforce 680i SLI, and 650i SLI and Intel can not let that happen. At least ATI with its RD600 is out of the picture.

P35 will be positioned as the performance chipset but not as high end as in Q3 Intel plans a new chipset called P38 meant for real enthusiasts and overclockers. Usually when Intel says Q3 this means end of the quarter rather then the beginning of one.

 

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