Pentium 4 3.46 Extreme Edition and 925XE: 1066MHz FSB Support is Here
by Anand Lal Shimpi on October 31, 2004 3:00 PM EST- Posted in
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Intel D925XECV2: Utilities
Intel provides a very wide range of Software and Utilities with the D925XECV2 to support the BIOS adjustments and features of the 925XE chipset. This includes SoundMAX, Sonic Focus, MusicMatch Jukebox, Intervideo Home Theater Silver and Win DVD Creator 2, NTI CD-Maker, RestoreIT! Lite, Norton Internet Security 2004, LANDesk, Embassy Trust Suite, Webex, and Intel Desktop Utilities. Many of the features are integrated into two utilities that tie together 925XE adjustment options, features, and software.
The Desktop Control Center is used to Tune, Stress, and Monitor system performance. You can adjust and test the memory timings, memory voltage, bus speed, and frequency settings in the Control Center.
Temperature monitoring and Fan Speed adjustments are important to many users. You can also adjust fan settings and cooling strategies in DCC. Temperatures and Speeds can be monitored in the Control Center as well.
Intel Audio Studio integrates High-Definition Audio functions and the software that supports those audio features. Sonic Focus, SoundMAX and Dolby Digital Live! can be controlled in the Audio Studio utility.
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IceWindius - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
Considering that Dell of all companies is playing the "Well, were starting to have second thoughts" game, I think its just a matter of time MAME.After all, it wasn't long ago that people thought AMD was going bankrupt and being bought by Intel now was it?
nlhowell - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
The ACDSee info is from the A64 FX-55 and 4000+ review, I believe.The 1ghz FSB seems delightfully useless. Maybe this was an attempt to get more people using the 925X chipset?
MAME - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
while AMD looks quite attractive in comparison, Intel does not have to worry about AMD for a long long time. AMD is unknown to almost the entire "average joe" market. Even if AMD had finally broke through to Dell and large businesses effectively, they simply can't produce enough chips for Intel to be effectedIceWindius - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
Ahhhhh AMD just keeps looking better and better. :)I WILL have a nForce 4 and AMD .90nm purring in my machine before Christmas. Half Life 2 will be pure utter buttery smoothness baby.
Steg55 - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
At this rate Intel are really going to lose favour in the eyes of....well everyone. If AMD can capitalise on this - get some aggressive marketing out they might finally be able to remove the underdog tag from there name.Just educate the masses AMD - MAKE AMD THE HOUSEHOLD NAME then nothing will stop you.
Steg
LocutusX - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
neo means new in Latin anyways, so no biggie. ;)Hulk - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
Jeez, another "so what?" release from Intel.I hope these guys can get it together enough to continue to remain competitive with AMD.
GhandiInstinct - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
Neo = New lolGhandiInstinct - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
"We can only wonder what Intel is thinking."Yes, canceling Tejas and 1.2 FSB and releasing crappy chipsets. Neo CEO = New Death for a company.
AMD you can take another sigh of relief.
skunkbuster - Sunday, October 31, 2004 - link
lol