DDR3, 24P support as well as a number of media enhancements - will the Intel 4 Series be the attractive chipset for LGA775?
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Intel Offers New Features for 4 Series Chipset
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hehe, Entry to Mid range setups on 775 did make me chuckle a bit I have tbh. They do however think into the future with their projections.
Will windows7 make the best of the 775 setups "Entry to Mid range", that is another concern u could draw from their thinking.
I think not tho.
The DDR3 thing I don`t fully understand. It was my impression that the chipset was already DDR3, but it had to be toned down if mobo manufacturers wanted to use DDR2 on it. Perhaps they`re talking about DDR3 V2 that doesn`t require over 1.5v, or can be tri-channel or I`m totally not understanding what the heck they`re on about.
G prefix to the series of chipsets to me for Intel have always made me think "not as good as the I or X versions, but if ur lucky it`ll have onboard graphics" - sort of mobo.
One thing is for sure tho, there will be some good consolidation 775 mobos coming out next year imo.
Will windows7 make the best of the 775 setups "Entry to Mid range", that is another concern u could draw from their thinking.
I think not tho.
The DDR3 thing I don`t fully understand. It was my impression that the chipset was already DDR3, but it had to be toned down if mobo manufacturers wanted to use DDR2 on it. Perhaps they`re talking about DDR3 V2 that doesn`t require over 1.5v, or can be tri-channel or I`m totally not understanding what the heck they`re on about.
G prefix to the series of chipsets to me for Intel have always made me think "not as good as the I or X versions, but if ur lucky it`ll have onboard graphics" - sort of mobo.
One thing is for sure tho, there will be some good consolidation 775 mobos coming out next year imo.
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