Intel Core i “Haswell” Launch Will Not Be Affected by USB Issues
[03/05/2013 11:45 PM]
Although there are extremely high expectations for Intel Corp.’s next-generation microprocessor platform code-named Haswell, the platform will not be completely free of issues. According to a media report, the world’s largest chipmaker has problems with the USB 3.0 implementation in its upcoming 8-series core-logic sets.
Intel reportedly informs its partners that when a PC system with Core i-series “Haswell” inside wakes from S3 sleep mode, it experiences issues with devices connected through USB 3.0, according to Hardware.info web-site. Intel seemingly defines the issue only as a nuisance for end users, as there would be no serious unpleasant consequences, such as data loss.
"While we do not comment on rumors about future products I can tell you that Intel remains on track for the first 4th generation Intel Core processors to come to market starting in mid-2013," said Kristof Sehmke, a spokesman for Intel.
A quick fix for the problem, which may result in blank PDF pages or failure to resume playback, is already known: a restart of application.
Almost all PC platforms launch with certain limitations or issues. In case they are well-documented and expected, they do not bring any harm to the end-users.
Tags: Intel, Core, Haswell, 22nm, USB
0
0
[Posted by: Astral Abyss 
| Date: 03/06/13 08:10:10 PM]8:43 pm | Intel Can Enable a Successful $200 PC in the Age of the Media Tablet – Analysts. Market Observers Mull Viability of $200 PCs on Current Market
8:09 pm | Microsoft Not Worried About Xbox One’s Lack of Backwards Compatibility, Vows Big Xbox 360 Announcement at E3. Microsoft Believes Xbox One Will Not Require Games of Xbox 360
7:52 pm | Asrock’s A-Style Mainboards Set to Be Waterproof. Asrock’s New Intel 8-Series Mainboards to Feature Conformal Coating
7:35 pm | Nvidia Announces PhysX and APEX Support for Microsoft Xbox One. Microsoft Xbox One Games to Use PhysX and APEX
11:54 pm | Innodisk Rolls-Out Single-Chip 4GB – 64GB Solid-State Drives. Innodisk Releases World's First Industrial-Embedded SATA nanoSSD
11:33 pm | Intel’s New Chief Exec Begins to Shake Up the Company. Intel Wants to More Aggressively Address Emerging, Mobile Markets
10:25 pm | Seagate Reveals Industry's First Purpose-Built 4TB Video Hard Disk Drive. Seagate Develops Purpose-Built Hard Disk Drive for Video
10:03 pm | Microsoft Xbox One to Run Two Operating Systems at Once. To Provide the Best Experience, Xbox One Will Rely on Several Operating Systems
9:59 pm | Microsoft Xbox One Will Not Require “Always On” Connection, But Will Need the Internet for Nearly Everything. Microsoft Xbox One Will Need Internet Connection for Majority of Things
9:20 pm | Imec, GlobalFoundries and Qualcomm Team Up for High-Density STT-MRAM. Qualcomm Shows Interest in STT-MRAM, Collaboration with GlobalFoundries
8:58 pm | Intel Dominates Microprocessor Sales as AMD’s Shipments Drop Below Apple, Qualcomm and Samsung. Apple, Qualcomm and Samsung Pass AMD in Microprocessor Rankings
8:51 pm | Microsoft Xbox One Will Not Be Backwards Compatible with Xbox 360 Games. Microsoft Drops Backwards Compatibility for Xbox One
8:15 pm | Microsoft and Sony to Start Selling Next-Gen Consoles by End of October . Battlefield 4 Launch Date Reveals Availability Timeframe for PlayStation 4, Xbox One
7:44 pm | Microsoft Unveils Xbox One: The One and Only Machine One Needs in the Living Room. Microsoft Reveals Its New Vision for Game Consoles with Xbox One System
Make Home Page
Add to Favorites
Xbitlabs on Facebook
XbitLabs is using Twitter
Windows Live Alerts
