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MSI confirms Intel Z77 will have USB 3.0 integrated into chipset
And adds a Thunderbolt connection to some of its Z77 boards, too
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And Computex is when? I need answers!?!?
Edit: June 5th - well yeah, i think we all expected them a few months before then :P
Edit: June 5th - well yeah, i think we all expected them a few months before then :P
Still no compelling reason to buy if you already have sandy bridge P67/Z68 IMO. I guess as those boards go end of line, these'll take over.
It's not like PCI-E 3.0 is setting the world alight with new kit for it that can take advantage of it....
It's not like PCI-E 3.0 is setting the world alight with new kit for it that can take advantage of it....
Tattysnuc
Still no compelling reason to buy if you already have sandy bridge P67/Z68 IMO. I guess as those boards go end of line, these'll take over.
It's not like PCI-E 3.0 is setting the world alight with new kit for it that can take advantage of it....
Maybe. But if you're buying new (or in a few weeks and can hold on) I'd probably opt for the Z77 over Z68 if the price premium is around ~£20 for an equivalent board, don't forget you will be getting 2x PCI-e x16 2.0 with IVB processors as well.
But as you've pointed out, i may have a look around for a 7970 PCI-e 3 vs 2.





