 Basically today we have something launching that is kind of confusing. We've got a new socket from Intel. It is socket 1156 and it features Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs. Now, the Core i5 doesn't have hyperthreading but the Core i7 does. We used to have a Core i7 that fit on socket 1366 but this is not the same thing. It uses the same architecture so you're going to get a lot of the same performance but there are a few key differences. Basically you've got support for only dual channel memory now instead of triple channel memory and instead of support for SLI and Crossfire with 16x 16x bandwidth, we've only got support for 8x 8x bandwidth. Now in real world terms that's going to not make much of a performance difference but it may matter if you're running very high end cards. So thank you for tuning in to our one minute overview of socket 1156.