Intel CPU launches too frequent for second-tier mobo makers
Intel’s fast and frequent launches of CPUs put Taiwan-based second-tier motherboard makers under pressure for their product development and prices, according to industry sources.
Within just a few months in 2006, Intel introduced over 40 CPU models, according to the chipmaker’s calculation.
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