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Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 01 Feb 2011, 12:04
by StarBound
Feb 2011 issue, page 26:

"The death of the LGA1155 socket, its chipsets and the processors that it used will no doubt infuriate people who invested so much in the platform only to see it die a mere 18 months after its launch."

Isn't that suppose to be the LGA1156? Or are you predicting the socket will also die after 18 months? Except for the recent stop order for the sata port fix :P
And on that note what does LGA stand for?

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 01 Feb 2011, 15:07
by Slimshaedy
Land grid array. And yes I'd be pissed off! Iv bought my cpu and mobo,not the ram yet. But why is it dying off so soon? I haven't even started using my sandy bridge and its on its way out? WTF

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 01 Feb 2011, 17:21
by -Prometheus-
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Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 01 Feb 2011, 18:27
by The_Jelly
ya this doesn't make sense.... and +1 to what AMD has done.... least they thinking about thier consumers.... i am an intel fan through and through but AMD is better priced and getting there in regards to performance.... intel better pull thier socks up.....

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 01 Feb 2011, 19:24
by KillerByte
I have just seen that error. Sorry for that, it seems to have slipped through the many checking procedures we have. It should be:

"The death of the LGA1156 socket, its chipsets and the processors that it used will no doubt infuriate people who invested so much in the platform only to see it die a mere 18 months after its launch."

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 01 Feb 2011, 23:10
by The_Jelly
i thort as much all good killerbyte! thanks for the correction.....

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 09:06
by Slimshaedy
thanks KB. your job sounds so tough yet so fun at the same time!
SIGH!! What a relief

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 02 Feb 2011, 15:17
by StarBound
Well the 1155 was the 1 month board :P

Mass Recall.

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 07:01
by VinceThePrince
Actually... Intel is not doing any recalls yet... They are instead gonna let those who experience the issue with the SATA ports bring their boards in to have the ports replaced as and when they fail... Stores in SA, however, have stopped selling boards and CPU's (why the CPU's, I don't know) until such time as the next range of boards (hopefully with this issue fixed) are released.

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 07:05
by KillerByte
You miss understand Vince. The ports themselves don't die, its the silicon circuits that degrade inside the chipset itself.

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 08:15
by StarBound
But only when you use the sata3 ports right? So if you plug your drives into the sata6 ports then you wont have the problem?

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 09:12
by VinceThePrince
Starbound.. That is right... You can actually use your SATA3 ports, but if you are going to use those drives alot, the ports will fail. They have not found any issues in the SATA6 ports yet...

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 10:25
by Slimshaedy
I'm using my board until prophecy gets the new boards. So mine is being recalled anyway... They replacing all the boards in batches in april-may

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 20:32
by -Prometheus-
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Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 22:45
by The_Jelly
VinceThePrince wrote:Starbound.. That is right... You can actually use your SATA3 ports, but if you are going to use those drives alot, the ports will fail. They have not found any issues in the SATA6 ports yet...
i got confused there had to read that twice.... by sata3 u mean sata2 (3gbs) and by sata6 u mean sata 3 (6gbs)
so in otherwords sata 2 ports will become faulty but there are no problems with sata3 ports yet....?
is that right....?

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 03 Feb 2011, 23:57
by Slimshaedy
The sata3gbps will degrade over time and eventually just stop working all together. The sata3 (6gbps) chip is fine

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 04 Feb 2011, 09:20
by VinceThePrince
lol!!! Sorry... that was a serious typing fail...

You are right Jelly... Your Sata 2 (3gbs) ports will degrade and fail, where as your Sata 3 (6gbs) ports should be fine as they haven't found any issues with those ports yet...

Re: Sandybridge replaces 1155 board?

Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 18:18
by THE_STIG
Slimshaedy wrote:Land grid array. And yes I'd be pissed off! Iv bought my cpu and mobo,not the ram yet. But why is it dying off so soon? I haven't even started using my sandy bridge and its on its way out? WTF
Because Intel are bored and want us to spend money on a new mobo.