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Intel Recall Rumors?
We are getting news from several different sources that a recall might be about to move forward regarding Intel's ICH6R southbridge controller. We were told that there seems to be a problem with motherboards booting using the RAID controller of the silicon. We have calls into Intel, motherboard builders, and retailers to verify this and expect call backs very soon to verify this issue. Two sources in the industry did report that "something" is going on, but they would not give public statements to either confirm nor deny this stories we are hearing. Stay tuned. Also you will see that we used ABIT's RAID controllers without issue on their AA8 and AG8 motherboards that use the ICH6R.
Update: At this time we can confirm that NewEgg.com is removing questionable motherboards using the new Intel 925/915 chipset technology till further official information is gathered. Kudos to NewEgg for sacrificing a few sales in order to protect their customer's best interest.
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Intel ICH6RW Recall Pending:
While we are unsure if it will be classified as a "recall", there is certainly going to many new Intel equipped motherboards pulled back from the channel as reported here on Thursday. The ICH6RW southbridge chipset supports the new motherboard 925/915 chipsets from Intel and were launched earlier this week. From information obtained today, it looks as though Intel is using a yet to be announced fabrication process on their ICH6RW chipset that is running them into some trouble due to leaking current. It was related to us that the leaking current could weaken the onboard battery prematurely causing BIOS resets, which would of course dump all the configuration settings in the BIOS back to default. With current RAID setups and such supported in the BIOS, a loss of BIOS settings could cause a no-boot situation as the RAID configuration is lost. Even though this could be easily fixed for the short term, it is surely an issue that Intel is currently taking seriously.
An estimated number of 100,000 units are to be impacted with this issue. Retailers and distributors are currently pulling many brands of 925/915 motherboards out of the channel. Our performance testing of 925/915 can be found here . We are still waiting on an official statement from Intel.
Fica o aviso para quem está à espera de comprar uma board destas, para esperar e ver o que acontece mais.
Alem disso, para quem quer mesmo um socket 775, há umas 865 com esse socket.
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