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By Patrick Schmid published 1 March 2004

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Page 1: Intel's Vision Of Future And What The Alderwood/Grantsdale Launch Is All About
Page 2: BTX Form Factor: More Efficient Layout For Components
Page 3: Volumetric Zones
Page 4: BTX, MicroBTX, PicoBTX
Page 5: Cooling The Core Components Via Thermal Module
Page 6: DDR2: 200 And 266 MHz To Start With
Page 7: DDR2 Latency Times
Page 8: Overview Of DDR Vs. DDR2
Page 9: A Quick Start: Corsair CM2X512
Page 10: PCI Express: Up To 8 GB/s
Page 11: PCI Express Graphics Cards
Page 12: PCI-X Vs. PCI Express
Page 13: Socket 775: CPUs Without Pins
Page 14: Comparison: Sockel 478 And Socket 775
Page 15: Prescott Vs. Northwood: An Insight
Page 16: Grantsdale/Alderwood In Detail
Page 17: Southbridge: ICH6, ICH6R, ICH6W
Page 18: MainConcept MPEG Encoder
Page 19: SiSoft Sandra Pro 2004
Page 20: The Competition: SiS And VIA
Page 21: Conclusion

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