Asus ships P5WD2 mobo with Wi-Fi-TV card
[Learning Community Group's Research Network :: Main Page] "Asus will begin shipping its Intel 955X-based motherboard P5WD2 on May 2, according to industry sources. In addition to the standalone product, the company will offer a bundle that includes a Wi-Fi-TC PCI card that communicates directly with the motherboard. The card will support 802.11a/b/g standards, integrate FM radio functionality, analog TV, digital TV (DVB-T) and come with video editing software.
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[Adrian’s Curatorship] My New, New Podcasting Rig: Albatron Mars PX915P Pro Motherboard with an Intel Prescott Pentium 4 520 (LGA775, 800FSB, 1MB L2, HT) CPU at 2.8GHz with 512MB of DDR3200 ram (soon to be 2 GB). I have a CoolerMaster Hyper48 CPU Cooler with a 92mm fan. At first I used the original fan that came with the Heatsink, but it ran off the mobo PWM, and I couldn’t get it to be very quiet due to the Albatron Bios not slowing the fan down slow enough, so I picked up a 3 pin (non PWM) thermistor temperature controlled fan at CompUSA, and installed that in place of the stock CoolerMaster fan.
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Enhanced Asus Mobo May Draw Intel's Ire: The real issue, McCarron said, was one of safety. Intel tolerates overclocking a processor on the end-user level because any resulting problems are limited to individual customers voiding their warranties with the OEM. Overclocking often includes increasing the speed of the front-side bus (FSB) used by both the microprocessor and chipset, and virtually all motherboard makers offer some sort of overclocking utility.
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