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These are the 10 latest MSI motherboards seen at Computex Taipei 2016

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Intel Core i7 Processor Hits 4.0GHz with Devil's Canyon

Comparing the new Intel HD Graphics 4000/2500 against the older HD Graphics 3000/2000.
PC

Ivy Bridge: 3rd Gen Intel HD Graphics - Does It Really Matter?

Intel's "tick-tock" strategy has served the computing giant well for the past few years and it continues this year with the release of Ivy Bridge.
PC

What's New in Ivy Bridge CPUs and the Z77 Motherboard Platform?

The Intel X79 Express chipset block diagram. Take note of the four memory channels that highlight the platform's quad-channel memory architecture. The default supported memory speeds go up to1600MHz DDR in addition to 1333MHz and 1066MHz still being options too.
PC

Memory Channel Scaling with Sandy Bridge-E - A Core i7-3960X Experience

Intel demonstrated how the new second generation mobile Core processor can outperform the fastest first generation Core i7 desktop. Your new Sandy Bridge laptops (like the one above) is going to be more powerful than your old desktop.
PC

Intel at CES 2011: Sandy Bridge Launch

Intel's next generation Sandy Bridge manufactured on Intel's 32nm process technology with high-k metal gate transistors.
PC

IDF Fall 2010 Day 1 - Sandy Bridge Revealed

Despite what CPU-Z thinks, this is the Core i7-875K, though it's a slight distinction at best. With all four cores running, the Turbo Boost tops out at 3.2GHz.
PC

Intel Core i7-875K and i5-655K - The Overclocking Club

We've washed the image out by quite a bit so you can see the vents located right next to the hinge, just above the keyboard.
PC

Apple MacBook Special: Too Hot to Handle?

The Lynnfield processor here is smaller due to the packaging as the die size is the same as Bloomfield. Here you can see the Core i7-870 on the left, compared to a Bloomfield Core i7.
PC

Lynnfield - Nehalem Finally Goes Mainstream!