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| Intel Signs Death Sentence for PCI Bus: Start to Cease Support Next Year Originally deployed in 1993, PCI bus will not be supported by performance-mainstream and value chipsets of Intel Corp., the globe’s largest supplier of core-logic sets and microprocessors. As a result, mainboard manufacturers and makers of peripheral cards will have to switch to PCI Express-supporting chips or to stick with other chipsets. According to sources familiar with Intel’s plans, the company’s H67, P67 and H61 core-logic sets – which are intended for code-named Sandy-Bridge platforms with LGA1155 form-factors – will no longer support PCI bus. At the same time, business- and enterprise-oriented Q67, Q65 and B65 will retain for support of PCI bus. http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/mainboa..._Chipsets.html
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