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First Intel LGA 1150 chipset info hits the Internet
Anonymous sources on the Internet have begun sharing information about the upcoming Intel chipsets for the LGA 1150 socket, which is expected next year. The LGA 1150 socket will be powering Intel’s...
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Intel Haswell CPU, 8-series chipsets expected in April 2013
Despite Ivy Bridge was released a few months ago its days seem to have been numbered with chip giant Intel saying it will release its next generation architecture, codenamed Haswell, as well as...
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Intel’s Haswell platform will kill PCI, offer more SATA3 ports
Intel’s newest architecture, codenamed Haswell, will appear sometime in H1 2013 bringing along new chipset infrastructure. Currently Intel plans to release only one chipset – the Z87 – but even then...
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Gigabyte presents Z87 motherboard
Following ASRock the Taiwanese Gigabyte Technology has presented its first high-end LGA1150 motherboard at the just finished CeBIT 2013 in Germany. The Gigabyte GA-Z87X-OC is a high-end Z87-based...
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Gigabyte reveals two more Haswell motherboards
Just a few days after presenting a Z87-based motherboard the Taiwanese Gigabyte has readied two new gamer-oriented Haswell motherboards that belong to the company’s G1.Killer line. The boards are the...
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ASUS unveils its LGA1150 ROG motherboard line and more
The Taiwanese tech giant ASUS has unveiled a large number of LGA1150 motherboards for the upcoming Intel Haswell processors, expected in just a few weeks. The massive announcement includes the...
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ADATA launches Haswell-optimized gaming memory
Famous memory maker ADATA has introduced a new addition to its XPG line of high-performance gaming computer memory. The new XPG V2 series is here to retire the previous generation XPG memory by...
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G.Skill releases TridentX DDR3-3000 memory
The popular memory maker G.Skill has started the sales of its fastest DDR3 memory. The new company product belongs to the TridentX series and runs at 3000 MHz. The ultra-fast memory is now available...
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ASUS prepares Maximus VI Formula motherboard
The acclaimed Taiwanese maker of PC motherboards ASUS will soon release a new high-end gaming motherboard under the Maximus VI Formula brand name. The novelty will be based on the Intel Z87 chipset...
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ADATA unveils DDR3-3100 memory
One of the world’s famous memory makers – ADATA – has proudly announced the commercial availability of the latest XPG V2 series memory, operating at 3100 MHz for the first time ever. The new memory...
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Apacer announces Thunderbird DDR3 memory
Apacer has announced a new memory line that goes by the name of Thunderbird. The new line offers DDR3 memory technology as expected and targets overclockers and hardware enthusiasts. The Thunderbird...
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MSI intros compact gaming motherboard
Gamers looking for a fully-fledged gaming motherboard with a smaller size will be delighted to find out that MSI has introduced the Z87M Gaming motherboard – a compact motherboard on the Intel Z87...
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Team Group sells Xtreem White DDR3 memory
The Taiwanese computer memory maker Team Group, known for offering memory under the brand Team Xtreem, has started the sales of a new line of memory modules that is known as Xtreem White. The new...
View ArticleIntel debuts Z97 chipset, Haswell Refresh
Chip giant Intel has finally presented its long-awaited Z97 core logic and the Haswell Refresh processors. The Intel Z97 chipset is not a revolutionary product – instead it is an evolution of the...
View ArticleIntel’s Devil’s Canyon processors support widens
Intel’s latest Devil’s Canyon processors are among the most advanced ones offered by the chip company but there is a catch – they have been designed to work in Intel 9th-series motherboards only....
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