Intel H67 and P67 Motherboards Previewed

jmke · 21st September 2010, 15:59

After taking a trip up to ECS last week to have a chat about the overclocking on its latest, top-end P55 motherboard, we managed to secure some sneaky photos of its upcoming P67 and H67 LGA1155 motherboards. These are the kind of motherboard you'll need for Intel's forthcoming Sandy Bridge CPUs.

It's worth noting that these are the very early samples that ECS uses to test features and tweak performance - the final products may not turn out to be exactly as shown here.

The P67H2-A will become the premium ECS Sandy Bridge board, with a Lucid Hydra 200 chip at its core for a variety of multi-graphics options. Right now this early sample board is built using an Nvidia NF200 chip, but ECS intends to change it once the design is finalised. We're still not sold on Lucid's chip so whether that's an advantage, we've yet to see.

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/mot...oard-preview/1

21st September 2010, 15:59	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	Intel H67 and P67 Motherboards Previewed After taking a trip up to ECS last week to have a chat about the overclocking on its latest, top-end P55 motherboard, we managed to secure some sneaky photos of its upcoming P67 and H67 LGA1155 motherboards. These are the kind of motherboard you'll need for Intel's forthcoming Sandy Bridge CPUs. It's worth noting that these are the very early samples that ECS uses to test features and tweak performance - the final products may not turn out to be exactly as shown here. The P67H2-A will become the premium ECS Sandy Bridge board, with a Lucid Hydra 200 chip at its core for a variety of multi-graphics options. Right now this early sample board is built using an Nvidia NF200 chip, but ECS intends to change it once the design is finalised. We're still not sold on Lucid's chip so whether that's an advantage, we've yet to see. http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/mot...oard-preview/1 __________________

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