CES sees Intel announcing Sandy Bridge and making giant impact on upcoming laptops, but we see very little for the desktop. No love there it seemed. Nevertheless, desktop manufacturers and custom PC makers have quietly updated their systems with Intel’s new second generation Core processors. Dell’s XPS 8300 and Vostro and Alienware is now available with Sandy, as well as Digital Storm’s entire family, besides Cyber Power’s Gamer Xtreme 1000/2000, and also iBuyPower’s Chimera XLC all having the brand new Core i5 and Core i7 processors. ORIGIN PC also has them ready for you if you want an overclocked Sandy Bridge water cooled but don’t want to mess around with it youself.
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