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Computex 2003 Taipei Day 1
Bluetooth 22 Sept 2003

Introduction

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At the Shuttle booth, we saw this Athlon64 box! So, that is the Athlon64 box based on the NF3 chipset. There is an online demo running and the BIOS screen shows it clearly that it is a NF3 150 board using the A64 3200+processor on it. Mode : SN85G4.

Processor
AMD Athlon™64 CPU with 800MHz FSB,
Support AMD HyperTransport™ technology
DDR400 controller build in Athlon 64
Support advance high performance DDR 400
AGP 8X
Support high performance and 533MHz high
bandwidth AGP 8X mode
Serial ATA function
SiliconImage SiI3512 Dual channel
S-ATA/RAID controller , support RAID 0,1

CPU Temp.
Auto Fan speed control makes the lowest
noise
I.C.E. Heat-Pipe
High performance and efficient to make CPU
and system work in stable environment
temperature.
Card reader
Build USB 2.0 6 in 1 card reader

What is this, SK83L an P4 SiS chipset solution, Looks very much like a bread toaster :) The colour scheme looks a bit different from the conventional silver coloured box that I use at home. This box has openings for USB and at the drive bays.

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