No SATA Express for Intel 9-series chipsets

[VanillaToppings]

Chinese VR-Zone reported that SATA express will not be validated on the Intel 9 Series Chipsets.

 

http://vr-zone.com/articles/sata-express-intel-9-series-chipsets/63503.html

[Guest]

Ima bout to beat sum ass

[SMURG]

Meh, no big deal for me - although it would have been nice to see SATA 3.2/SATA express SSDs.

At least we still have RAID 0!

[BernardoSLR]

Makes sense. I don't care all that much though since I don't plan to upgrade for the next 5 years! lol

[Poocannon]

Well no need to upgrade from 1155 then.

[That Norwegian Guy]

Typical, they want to drip-feed us features, guess they decided that DDR4, 8-Core SKUs and SataEx was going to be too many features at once. Too much progress eh? Intel in a nutshell. (Yes I know this is about Z97 and not X99, but it'll carry over, just watch)

[Freaky_spider]

Typical, they want to drip-feed us features, guess they decided that DDR4, 8-Core SKUs and SataEx was going to be too many features at once. Too much progress eh? Intel in a nutshell. (Yes I know this is about Z97 and not X99, but it'll carry over, just watch)

every company is this way, except apple they drip-feeds us a features every 2 itirations...

[Spannerhands]

Typical, they want to drip-feed us features, guess they decided that DDR4, 8-Core SKUs and SataEx was going to be too many features at once. Too much progress eh? Intel in a nutshell. (Yes I know this is about Z97 and not X99, but it'll carry over, just watch)

 

Every time I see your profile pic it reminds me of this 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ2lWyTi0oY

[KieranThePCGuy]

Pete sake, was going to build my new machine at the next Intel processor launch. That's one feature removed I was looking forward to experiment with when there is devices that support it.

[bcredeur97]

Ok. My ivy bridge rig is still good then