As Intel's Celeron processor chips change shape, so must the motherboards that house them. This is Soyo's board for the new 370-pin chip range; it's an ATX board with a PGA 370 processor socket. That's not ...

With Intel's recent change of packaging for its Celeron range of processors, from a slot design back to a more conventional socket arrangement, a whole raft of new motherboards from various vendors is appearing to support ...

As well as having a dominant share of the processor market, Intel has a nice little sideline in motherboards and chipsets. In the former category, the company's products have proved quite popular amongst desktop and server ...