Thursday, September 8th 2011
November 15 Launch Date for Sandy Bridge-E
Even as AMD struggles to get its FX series processors out, and into to the market, Intel seems to be doing the opposite: trying to get Sandy Bridge-E (enthusiast) out as quickly as possible. The new high-end desktop/workstation platform was slated for December, and then there was news that chipset delays could push it into 2012. Fresh news pin-points the launch date to Week 46 of 2011, more specifically, November 15. On that day, Intel will have processors as well as compatible Desktop Board products (Intel-branded motherboards) out in the markets, ready for purchase. Ideally, motherboard vendors should have their socket LGA2011 products stocked up by then, too.
Intel will begin the Sandy Bridge-E platform with Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition 6-core Unlocked processor, Core i7-3930K 6-core Unlocked processor, and Core i7-3820 4-core processor. Intel X79 Express is the De facto desktop chipset. The first compatible Intel Desktop Board products include DX79SI, and DX79TO.
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DonanimHaber
Intel will begin the Sandy Bridge-E platform with Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition 6-core Unlocked processor, Core i7-3930K 6-core Unlocked processor, and Core i7-3820 4-core processor. Intel X79 Express is the De facto desktop chipset. The first compatible Intel Desktop Board products include DX79SI, and DX79TO.
77 Comments on November 15 Launch Date for Sandy Bridge-E
It’s a game of Spy vs. Spy and nobody actually has a good idea. Heck for all you know tPU is at a fever-pitch running B-M of both BD and SB-E as they are both to release the 22nd.
You’re posting just an opinion base on speculation, rumors, and unsubstantiated B-M. “ES” are almost always unique so they can see how it is amicable to the hardware and setup, while distinct enough to point back to the tester who received it if they out- the information. As this is a complete new architecture, even saying specification-wise (though probably massaged and photo shopped) aren’t going to be comparative to a released CPU “ABC” is a stretch.
Stop talk'n trash! :shadedshu