Sorry if this has already been posted, but I spotted the B3 revisions on sale here and the CPUs were also available. I'm not sure if the H68 or P68 chipsets are better and both mobo and CPU would be around £400. Bulldozer is likely to come to around the same price or maybe 20% cheaper, if might now be the right time for me to switch camps, but I'll wait to see what the AM3+ has to offer!
 
Does anyone know what the differences between the chipsets are?
 
What are your thoughts on this?

H67 can make use of the integrated graphics (I don't think there is any ability to switch between integrated and dedicated) but generally has less robust features in terms of PCI-E slots, overclocking, etc.

So, I am getting my stuff together for building a new rig this weekend.  Should I go with the i5 sandy bridge or the Phenom 970?  Thing is that those P67 boards are more expensive.  The i5 and Phenom 970 are the same price where I buy stuff.  Thinking the 560ti for the graphics.

" @Bigandtasty: So I guess that would make the P series chipset the performance chipset. "

" So, I am getting my stuff together for building a new rig this weekend.  Should I go with the i5 sandy bridge or the Phenom 970?  Thing is that those P67 boards are more expensive.  The i5 and Phenom 970 are the same price where I buy stuff.  Thinking the 560ti for the graphics. "

Anyone know if the difference between the 2400 and the 2500 is worth the $20 difference between the two?

I think if the difference is only $20 you should get the 2500K as the 2400 doesn't have an overclocking version available.