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Sandy Bridge SFF?

Theres only a few MITX sandy bridge boards out there at the moment, but all seem to be H67 Such as Intel BOXDH67CF and Asus P8H67-I probably to include the onboard graphics. There are some gigabyte boards coming out soon (apparently) based on the p67 (overclocking and no onboard video), but the Z67 will come, but I haven't heard anything concrete, and this recall has probably delayed things slightly.
 
I think there is a decent majority of people waiting for either a p67 MoBo or a Z68 MoBo. I've got a build all planned out for when one of these boards launch. I would prefer a P67 because I have no need for onboard graphics, as I will be using my 560 Ti
 
Are they going to come out once Intel fixes the MB problems or will we have a shorter wait?
 
I'm building one myself but due to UPS being unable to either ship or locate my P8P67-M Pro I'm about ready to return my i5 2500K and go with a low cost AMD solution until Ivy Bridge...or SB is fixed...
 
Any idea if Shuttle will come out with one ala SN25P? And yeah I meant Z68, sorry.
 
I would think so but hard to say when it would be after their release
 
I'm building one myself but due to UPS being unable to either ship or locate my P8P67-M Pro I'm about ready to return my i5 2500K and go with a low cost AMD solution until Ivy Bridge...or SB is fixed...

I put a low-cost AMD system together as well. Hopefully Ivy Bridge and Bulldozer come out around the same time... lol. Interesting to see the real-world performance of both since all the word on Bulldozer real world performance is basically made up at this point if I understand correctly.
 
I put a low-cost AMD system together as well. Hopefully Ivy Bridge and Bulldozer come out around the same time... lol. Interesting to see the real-world performance of both since all the word on Bulldozer real world performance is basically made up at this point if I understand correctly.

What did you end up getting and what is the primary use?

I'm still worried that my MIA mobo, if and when it arrives, could be in sorry shape and might need to go build a cheaper, short-term solution.
 
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