Sandybridge recall Intel

[Liam]

I just bought an XPS 8300 from Dell. They have stopped selling it. I speculate why. I called them and they told I did not have the P67 chipset. Anyone know about this problem with XPS 8300? There is a large recall due to a fault. I placed an order last month and I am trying to find out what is happening to my device. It looks like it might be a while. Please anybody help me. I am very thankful to you who give me proper solution.

[Alexisus]

The point is that the motherboards SATA 6.0gbs connects to wear over time stop of work of the CPU of your car is fine it is just the motherboard. The problem will be fixed in May. Or it may be possible that the problem is with the four Intel SATA II ports with 3.0 Gbps. The two Intel SATA 6.0Gbps ports III are not affected. Intel is delivering the fixed B3 stepping of the Cougar Point H67/P67 Chippewas to manufacturers shortly. Let see I thing this information may be help you. If you fine with this information so it’s OK.

[Nutty]

It's not that bad P67/H67 chipsets. The Sata II 3.0 ports are joined by a bridge thinner and weaker compared to the others to wear out much faster during heavy use. As indicated, it is said that only 15% of the chipsets are made by him and a lot of people think it becomes just chipsets made by Foxconn. And other issues are that have arisen due to their lack of Foxconn’s good products. If you want to make sure your chipset doesn't wear, replace the optical drive and SATA hard drive cables to the 6.0 or wonder.

[Terrextre]

Please, get your facts immediately. The SATA difficulty has nothing to do among Foxconn. The only manufacturer of chipsets is Intel. The H67/P67 chipsets are actually defective. Not all of them have the problem, but all of them have the potential. Foxconn issues are caused by isolated cases of CPU sockets on the plastic (these are manufactured through Foxconn) on fire excessive CPU voltage (1.6v and above) is applied for overclocking. I hope you got your solution.