Intel working on cheap micro-ITX P55 motherboard

Posted on Tuesday, March 17 2009 @ 0:05 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck

FUD Zilla writes Intel is working on four P55 chipset based motherboards, including a cheap micro-ITX DP55WB board:

Naturally Intel will have its own motherboards, while partners will be free to come up with their own ideas. The cheap motherboard will sit next to DG41MJ motherboard in the Classic market segment for Core 2 Duo and Quad. Classic market for Intel is one step better than Essential, the Atom and Celeron cheap boards.

This reference design board comes in micro-ITX format but we don´t know any other details than the fact that it supports Lynnfield socket H1 support. The socket H1 has 1156 pins as we reported before.

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