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Guru3D.com » News » Intel 500 series motherboards would be announced on January 11 2021

Intel 500 series motherboards would be announced on January 11 2021

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/16/2020 03:58 PM | source: weixin.qq (via Videocardz) | 4 comment(s)
Intel 500 series motherboards would be announced on January 11 2021

A Chinese website claims to know when Intel will announce their Series 500 chipset based motherboards. Intel 500 series motherboard chipsets will include Z590, B560 The H510 series models are determined to be released on January 11, 2021.

According to the sources, these three models would be announced simultaneously on January 11. However, according to the news, the 11th generation CPU may not be announced just yet, that would be at the end of February or early March. The 11th generation and 10th generation procs have the same pins, that is, the 500 series motherboards are backward compatible with the 10th generation CPU. January 11th also is the day that Intel's  CES 2021 event is assumed to commence. The new chipsets would offer PCIe 4.0.  

Rocket Lake processors use Socket LGA 1200. Why Intel wants to pre-release the motherboards is not clear. The company announced two presentations will take place at the CES 2021. It is quite possible that the chip designer wants to unveil his new generation of CPUs together with the accompanying motherboards.

Given the nature of the source, please do take this as a rumor, not a fact.

 

 







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SpajdrEX
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#5867656 Posted on: 12/16/2020 04:09 PM
Rocket Lake CPU please!

Night Hope
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#5867724 Posted on: 12/16/2020 06:45 PM
and one for me please

Tom Sunday
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#5872980 Posted on: 12/31/2020 05:52 PM
I wonder how much 'cheaper' the older generation 390 series mobos and CPU's will become for the man on the street? And affording him a chance with little cash to still somewhat participate in the deep pocket enthusiast world. Same going for RTX 1080 and 2080 cards that by mid 2021 will probably sell below $100. Indeed with no money in the bank, patience and waiting on the sidelines is a given. Like retirement coming soon and living on a string.

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#5873225 Posted on: 01/01/2021 05:27 PM
Good luck finding a 20 series card for $100 until @ least 3 yrs from now. With the price gouging, and current lack of supply, things will stay "unaffordable" for the foreseen future...

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