The Intel X58 Express Chipset, launched in 2008 alongside Intel Core i7 processors (LGA 1366), was designed for high-performance desktops. It supported triple-channel DDR3 memory, PCIe x16 multi-GPU setups (SLI/CrossFire), and used QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) for fast CPU-chipset communication. Additional features included SATA 3.0 Gbps and USB 2.0 support. Known for its overclocking potential and robust performance, the X58 became a favorite among gamers and professionals. Though now succeeded, it remains a classic in enthusiast circles.