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Intel to add 945 chipset for mainstream segment

published 9 June 2005

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Intel will add a new integrated 945 chipset, the 945GZ, to bring support for the company's Pentium D dual-core processors to the mainstream market, with volume production slated for the first quarter of 2006, according to sources.

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