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875P PGA478 MAX 4GB Ddr ATX5PCI AGP8X Gbe ATA100 Sata r 800MHZ

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Manufacturer: Intel
Model: BOXD875PBZLK
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Intel
Label: Intel
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Editorial Review
The Intel Desktop Board D875PBZ harnesses the advanced computing power of the latest Intel Pentium 4 processors supporting Hyper-Threading Technology. Designed for the Intel 875P chipset, the Desktop Board D875PBZ with Intel RAID Technology brings new levels of performance to the desktop by combining support for an 800MHz system bus with dual-channel DDR-400 and native SATA 150. Intel Performance Acceleration Technology helps to improve performance by reducing memory latencies. FEATURES AND BENEFITSSupport for the Intel Pentium 4 processor supporting Hyper-Threading Technology and 800-MHz system bus in the mPGA478-pin package. Also supports the Intel Pentium 4 processor with 533-MHz system bus in the mPGA478 package.Intel 875P Chipset featuring Intel Performance Acceleration Technology (Intel PAT) to boost overall system performance by reducing memory latencies.Dual-Channel DDR400 SDRAM support: Four DIMM sockets designed to support up to 4 GB of DDR400 SDRAM memory (also supports DDR333). Flexible support for either single or dual-channel operation.AGP 8X/4X graphics interface: For high-end AGP graphics cards.Serial-ATA 150 (1.5 Gb/s) featuring Intel RAID Technology and Ultra ATA/100 connectors: Flexible support of new generation SATA150 (2 ports) and current generation ATA (2 channels) storage devices. Also includes Intel RAID Technology for support of up to 300 MB/s of maximum bandwidth on RAID 0 configurations with Serial-ATA HDDs. Integrated Intel PRO/1000 CT Desktop Connection LAN: Onboard Gigabit Ethernet LAN connectivity using the Communication Streaming Architecture (CSA) interface.
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