Intel D875PBZ Review @ Hardocp

Zardon · Apr 25, 2003, 09:54 PM

Intel is known the world over for its processors as well as its chipsets to support those CPUs. While not an enthusiast's favorite in the motherboard arena, Intel’s motherboards are still known for their performance, far reaching warranty and rock solid stability. Intel’s latest motherboard creation is no exception.

Editor's Note: This review will mark the first time we have ever reviewed and Intel branded mainboard. The reason we have not is that simply have not offered the feature set that we think our core readership has looked for over the years. That is certainly changing. While these boards do not offer a wide range of overclocking options, they do offer a feature set and performance that are very potent. I have been using an Intel mainboard in my personal work system, that I consider mission critical, for quite a while and I have to say that it is one fine piece of equipment...if you can stand going default. Of course we have others to "play" with.

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amuro · Apr 26, 2003, 11:58 AM

Ah yes its a high spec and bad ass Mobo, but I would rather see what the Intel D875P chipset can really do in a RDRAM variation with a faster than PC1066 RDRAM module.

Apr 25, 2003, 09:54 PM	#1
Zardon DriverHeaven Founder Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 32,480 Rep Power: 179	Intel D875PBZ Review @ Hardocp Intel is known the world over for its processors as well as its chipsets to support those CPUs. While not an enthusiast's favorite in the motherboard arena, Intel’s motherboards are still known for their performance, far reaching warranty and rock solid stability. Intel’s latest motherboard creation is no exception. Editor's Note: This review will mark the first time we have ever reviewed and Intel branded mainboard. The reason we have not is that simply have not offered the feature set that we think our core readership has looked for over the years. That is certainly changing. While these boards do not offer a wide range of overclocking options, they do offer a feature set and performance that are very potent. I have been using an Intel mainboard in my personal work system, that I consider mission critical, for quite a while and I have to say that it is one fine piece of equipment...if you can stand going default. Of course we have others to "play" with. Read here

Apr 26, 2003, 11:58 AM	#2
amuro DriverHeaven Lover Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 147 Rep Power: 0	Ah yes its a high spec and bad ass Mobo, but I would rather see what the Intel D875P chipset can really do in a RDRAM variation with a faster than PC1066 RDRAM module.