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Broadwell is not being announced at IDF afaict. Months old rumors, and several Intel statements, are that the Broadwell-D processor is socket compatible with Haswell LGA1150. There are also PGA socket Broadwell-M processors. I can't believe that retarded rumor is still around and taken as fact by some people. It never made sense to anyone with 2 brain cells to rub together.So Broadwell being a BGA fab is actually true? Da fuck Intel?
* however, the keynote topics will probably make many enthusiasts . lol There should be tons of hardware products on display though, which is always kind of interesting, if not huge news.
Broadwell is not being announced at IDF afaict. Months old rumors, and several Intel statements, are that the Broadwell-D processor is socket compatible with Haswell LGA1150. There are also PGA socket Broadwell-M processors. I can't believe that retarded rumor is still around and taken as fact by some people. It never made sense to anyone with 2 brain cells to rub together.
I am serious.can't tell if yer serious blackbird .. hope you're right about an x79 RVE refresh announcement!
http://www.sweclockers.com/forum/52...r-x79-deluxe-intel-ivy-bridge-e/#post13863859thx blackbird, yep, moderators 'in the know' over at the rog rampage forum mentioned pretty much the same kinda thing (it's all they can disclose at the moment) - I just hope not only the ROG x79 gene/formula versions are getting a refresh..
I can buy them now, but there is no sign of any new Asus mainboards. I guess Newegg would add them into the stock tonight.Anyone in the know have an idea what time Ivy Bridge-E processors will go on sale at places like Newegg? Around midnight PST tonight or what?
I asked but he doesn't seem to answer.Can you ask about X79 PRO? Cheap MB with heatpipes and 8 slots for RAM is more interesting than DELUXE version, or ROG refresh.
So far its been about fanless Haswell, Broadwell laptops, die shrinks, smartphones. In other words, mobile, mobile, and mobile.
Woot...