by Anna Filatova
03/26/2002 | 10:31 PM
It’s no wonder that at the CeBIT show (which ended on March 20) the majority of mainboard manufacturers has presented products, based on the future i845G, i845E and i850E chipsets (who could doubt!). While the last two do not arouse any interest (what’s the interest in an increased bus frequency, if the current i850 works well at 533 MHz QP FSB), the i845G chipset seems to be rather outstanding because of the "absolutely new graphics core" from Intel.
Unfortunately, the results of the tests with the i845G graphics core have been neither published anywhere, nor reported at the show (Intel never says about the performance of its products before their official release). Thus, we can only watch the boards and wait...
