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Tuesday, 01 February 2011 11:11

MSI halts Sandy Bridge shipments

Written by Fudzilla staff


Few products affected
MSI has halted shipments of Sandy Bridge products following Intel's announcement of chipset related issues with the new platform.

As of Tuesday, MSI has stopped shipping all P67 and H67 motherboards and it is currently investigating which product batches have been affected.

On the notebook front, MSI has halted shipments of GT680 series products. Luckily, this is the only Sandy Bridge notebook in MSI's offer so far.

MSI is looking into a solution for all consumers who have already purchased MSI products based on Intel 6-series chipsets and the company will make a subsequent announcement as soon it gets more information.

Fudzilla staff

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