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Zebronics Unveils Biostar MBs
Techtree News Staff, Jul 19, 2007 0935 hrs ISTIntel's P35 Express chipsets support a 1333 MHz System Bus speed, Gen-Next 45nm dual- and quad-core processors, and DDR3 memory...
Zebronics aka TopNotch Infotronix has launched Biostar TP35 motherboards based on Intel P35/ICH9R and P35/ICH9 Express chipsets.
Intel's P35 Express chipsets support a 1333 MHz System Bus speed, Gen-Next 45nm dual- and quad-core processors, and DDR3 memory to deliver improved performance and increased system bandwidth.
Platforms based on Intel's P35 Express chipsets feature in-built design headroom, Intel Fast Memory Access (FMA), and Intel Turbo Memory, and as such promise best-of-class performance.
Launching the motherboards, Pradeep Doshi, director of sales, Topnotch Infotronix, said, "The P35 T-Force series motherboards from Biostar bring performance computing to all power and mainstream users. Not only is DDR3 memory expensive, it's availability is also scarce, especially in non-metro cities. Biostar P35 DDR2 boards will bring performance computing to the mainstream."
The new Biostar motherboards are readily available through Zebronics' partners.
Intel's P35 Express chipsets support a 1333 MHz System Bus speed, Gen-Next 45nm dual- and quad-core processors, and DDR3 memory to deliver improved performance and increased system bandwidth.
Platforms based on Intel's P35 Express chipsets feature in-built design headroom, Intel Fast Memory Access (FMA), and Intel Turbo Memory, and as such promise best-of-class performance.
Launching the motherboards, Pradeep Doshi, director of sales, Topnotch Infotronix, said, "The P35 T-Force series motherboards from Biostar bring performance computing to all power and mainstream users. Not only is DDR3 memory expensive, it's availability is also scarce, especially in non-metro cities. Biostar P35 DDR2 boards will bring performance computing to the mainstream."
The new Biostar motherboards are readily available through Zebronics' partners.
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