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Intel Announces 3 Series Chipset

Intel’s executive vice president Sean Maloney took the wraps off the company’s latest chipset on Tuesday morning, at the Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan. The 3 Series chipset, formerly codenamed "Bearlake," will support Intel’s latest 45nm Penryn processors, which will come out later this year.

The 3 Series chipset will support DDR2 memory up to 800MHz, or DDR3 memory up to 1333MHz, along with support for Intel’s own "Turbo Memory," which is supposed to improve application load times and boot times. For the latest generation of graphics cards, a PCI Express 2.0 connection is also included.  Read more...

Toshiba to Use Intel Chipset in DVD Player

“The Intel 854 chip set is designed for applications such as set-top boxes and digital video recorders with Internet connectivity, and can be connected to the 600MHz Celeron M processor. It can feature synchronous DRAM with DDR mode of up to 2GB. The chipset also supports external interfaces including Ethernet, USB 2.0 and Ultra ATA/100. Toshiba said it has not yet determined the microprocessors to be used in conjunction with the Intel chipset. ”

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MSI K8N Neo Motherboard Review

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“Since previous experiences with the nForce3 chipset left me with mixed feelings, I was very eager to see what the newer revision chipset could do. I was definitely not disappointed. MSI did a masterful job with this chipset and board, definitely redeeming the nForce3’s value in my eyes. The sheer amount integrated peripherals in the chipset itself is awe inspiring. Coupled with the board’s incredible performance and uniquely enticing layout, you have a definite champion.”

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Alienware Selects VIA K8T800 For Aurora

VIA Technologies, Inc. today announced the VIA K8T800 chipset has been selected ahead of competing solutions for Alienware’s Aurora high-performance PCs, further endorsing the VIA K8T800 as the best performing chipset for the AMD64 platform.

Alienware’s new Aurora PCs, based on the high-performance AMD Athlon 64 FX and AMD Athlon 64 processors, will feature the VIA K8T800 chipset that harnesses VIA’s advanced Hyper8 technology, delivering the industry’s fastest HyperTransport link between processor and chipset. Providing full support for the most comprehensive range of I/O and storage technologies, the K8T800 chipset has beaten all competition to become the undisputed leader on the AMD64 platform.  Read more...

SiS Launches New Mobile Athlon Chipset

Supporting a 333 MHz FSB and high-speed DDR400 RAM, SiS says the SiSM741 chipset is the most powerful mobile AthlonXP chipset currently available, boasting integrated graphics and SiS’s exclusiveHyperStreaming Technology.

When combined with the SiS162 wireless networking chipset, the M741 and 162 chipsets offer users a reliable high performance wireless networking solution for mobile platforms: SiS is currently the only chipset company able to offer a combined wireless chipset solution for the mobile AthlonXP platform. This combined wireless SiS solution, along with the integrated graphics in the chipset, mean that service and support issues can be dealt with much more smoothly.

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NEC develops 8X DVD writer chipset

The chipset comprises the µPD63630, a DVD signal processor with ATAPI interface, and the µPC3330, an analog signal processor that controls the servo system of the optical pickup. Compliant withvarious recording formats such as DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/+RW, and DVD-RAM, the new chipset will enable OEMs to easily configure a DVD rewritable drive capable of handling all the major standards. (Thespecification for 8x DVD-R recording is currently going through the standardization process at the DVD Forum.)

In the µPD63630, NEC Electronics provides high-speed recording through fast data processing and built-in write functions capable of controlling the recording laser power with high precision. The high-bandwidth amplifier adopted in the µPC3330 also contributes to stable recording at 8x speed for DVD-R and DVD+R.

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Intel brings Hyper-Threading to home users

The new Intel Pentium 4 processors — 2.80C, and 2.60C, and 2.40C GHz — come equipped with HT Technology and an advanced 800 MHz system bus that allows information to flow to and from the processormore quickly.

Also launched today were the Intel® 865G and 865PE chipsets, formerly code-named Springdale, supporting HT Technology and Intel’s advanced 800 MHz system bus and other industry leading features that deliver excellent performance for desktop computer users. The chipsets improve productivity and enable richer digital media, gaming, and broadband experiences.

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Intel introduces faster bus at 800 MHz

The new platform provides more balanced system performance, resulting in smoother operation and less time waiting for data.

The new chipset contains two technical innovations that accelerate the speed at which data flows between the computer’s processor and system memory and also doubles the computer’s networking bandwidth. A chipset consists of one or more chips that act as a computer’s nervous system, transmitting signals from the computer’s brain, the microprocessor, to the rest of the system. These new products support Intel’s Hyper-Threading Technology and are targeted for high performance and feature-rich workstations and desktop computers.

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