Intel's new motherboard jump ticket: 22nm capacity is also tight?
Intel has released the B365 chipset low-key recently, and the motherboard has news that it will be released and listed on January 16. Now the time has passed, only ASRock has released five models, and Asus has released two models, and other manufacturers have no movement.
According to the latest news, Intel has adjusted the planning of the B365 chipset motherboard, which will be postponed, and it is basically confirmed at the end of February.
The B365 chipset is not an upgraded version of the B360. It is more like an improved version of the H270, and it is also manufactured in the 22nm process. It is not the same as the other 300 series chipsets such as the B360. The new 14nm is mainly because the Intel 14nm process capacity has been very tight. .
As for why this time delayed the release of the B365 motherboard, there is no clear statement. I don't know if the 22nm process capacity is too busy, or the market strategy changes.
According to the latest news, Intel has adjusted the planning of the B365 chipset motherboard, which will be postponed, and it is basically confirmed at the end of February.
The B365 chipset is not an upgraded version of the B360. It is more like an improved version of the H270, and it is also manufactured in the 22nm process. It is not the same as the other 300 series chipsets such as the B360. The new 14nm is mainly because the Intel 14nm process capacity has been very tight. .
As for why this time delayed the release of the B365 motherboard, there is no clear statement. I don't know if the 22nm process capacity is too busy, or the market strategy changes.