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Wikipedia's[1][2] Sandy Bridge page and Intel's roadmap table both give January 9, 2011.Sandy Bridge (32 nm) launched January 9, 2011 with the Core i7-2600K at about $317, adding a ring bus, AVX, Quick Sync Video and an on-die GPU; a chipset flaw forced a recall of 67-series boards on January 31.
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