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Discussion in 'Hardware' started by jrs77, 14 Jun 2012.

  1. jrs77

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  2. azrael-

    azrael- I'm special...

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    It's probably because socket 1156 had a very short life span of just one year.

    Where are you looking btw? I can find several boards here in Denmark. Mostly H55 ones, but there are some P55 ones, too. Also some 3420/3450 Xeon boards.
     
  3. Elton

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    It didn't circulate in the market too much. P55 chipsets weren't bought nearly as much in volume as X58 ones purely because it offered no real tangible benefits but a gimped chipset. That and people who found out about LGA1155 decided to wait.

    It's not a bad chipset, just that Intel screwed over the users because of the small scale of production with it.
     

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