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Amir Abbas
Now that the new 45nm processors from Intel started to become available, it would be an inspired move to grab a brand new mainboard too. Obviously, that is only true if you are planning to upgrade to a new Core 2 Duo CPU, but since DFI just announced a new mainboard from its LANParty series that uses the X38 chipset, it's the prefect occasion for you to add another option to the "mainboard for my new 45nm Intel CPU" list...
The LANPart DK X38-T2R is DFI's latest release that joins the high-end mainboard family LANParty, featuring the X38 and ICH9R chipsets from Intel, and having support for FSB speeds up to 1333MHz, the speed required by the latest 45nm processors belonging to the Core 2 Duo family. If you're on a budget, then I am sure you'd be pleased to find out that this mainboard supports DDR2 memory with speeds up to 1066MHz, and it features 8-channel HD onboard audio, as well as a total of 4-phase digital PWM for increased stability.
As you probably expected, all the other features one would like to have are available, such as PCIE 2.0, CrossFireX support, SATA II, and was build using solid capacitors Japan-made, so these boards should work without any problems when their time would have been long gone.
Since this is such a hot product, there is no information about availability and pricing yet, but I am sure these boards should be available in your area just in time for the new 45nm Intels (well, as long as you are not in Japan or another lucky spot where these can already be found).
The LANPart DK X38-T2R is DFI's latest release that joins the high-end mainboard family LANParty, featuring the X38 and ICH9R chipsets from Intel, and having support for FSB speeds up to 1333MHz, the speed required by the latest 45nm processors belonging to the Core 2 Duo family. If you're on a budget, then I am sure you'd be pleased to find out that this mainboard supports DDR2 memory with speeds up to 1066MHz, and it features 8-channel HD onboard audio, as well as a total of 4-phase digital PWM for increased stability.
As you probably expected, all the other features one would like to have are available, such as PCIE 2.0, CrossFireX support, SATA II, and was build using solid capacitors Japan-made, so these boards should work without any problems when their time would have been long gone.
Since this is such a hot product, there is no information about availability and pricing yet, but I am sure these boards should be available in your area just in time for the new 45nm Intels (well, as long as you are not in Japan or another lucky spot where these can already be found).
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