Interesting
So Intel swiftly came in this morning and removed the 28 core CPUs from both ASUS and GIGABYTE's systems. It sounded like they gave the companies 20 minutes to hand over the parts
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They didn't want anyone checking SKUs?
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What the heck?? I wonder why? Optimisticly, perhaps it's something as simple as they don't want their samples to go "missing." What are your thoughts/guesses Ian?
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Sounds like they didn't like thinking of what people could do with a ruler and a tape measure.
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That's not weird or anything. Seems a little unplanned. I wonder what they have to hide....hmmm...
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And I'm betting they wanted to hide the overclock...
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Must've forgot to take in account for the
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They wanted to get the Xeon IED 8180 away from the public before the feds showed up.
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