According to recent reports, chip giant Intel is planning to release their next-generation chipsets named ‘Bearlake’ at CeBIT show. These new chipsets will introduce support for DDR3 memory as well as the company’s upcoming 45nm quad-core and dual-core processors. These new chips will be named P35 and will support front-side bus speeds of 1333 MHz and DDR3 memory speeds of 1066 MHz. They will also provide backward compatibility support for DDR2 RAM which should allow motherboard makers to restrict DDR3 support to their new P35 boards. P35 motherboards should hit the market by April or May.
Intel to launch ‘Bearlake’ chipsets at CeBIT
Posted April 18th, 2012 by admin