PtP
03-08-2004, 01:06 PM
WHILE INTEL formally announced its Lindenhurst E7520 and E7320 chipsets today, we understand it's not recommending people use PCI Express adaptors until the fourth quarter of this year.
While the chipset does support external PCI Express adaptors, according to a press release, Intel said that it will provide broader support for adaptor cards in Q4 of this year, when it will "refresh the chipsets".
Adaptor cards are, however, supported for uniprocessor workstations and desktops. Right now, it's recommending that integrated solutions are used on Lindenhurst mobos until that broader support is ready.
While the chipset does support external PCI Express adaptors, according to a press release, Intel said that it will provide broader support for adaptor cards in Q4 of this year, when it will "refresh the chipsets".
Adaptor cards are, however, supported for uniprocessor workstations and desktops. Right now, it's recommending that integrated solutions are used on Lindenhurst mobos until that broader support is ready.