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Intel 965 Express Chipset Family Memory Technology and Configuration Guide

Overview This paper details the Intel 965 Express chipset family (G) MCH's technology enhancements, supported memory configurations, and memory organizations. It is intended for a technical audience interested in learning about the performance enhancements and simplified population rules offered by Intel Fast Memory Access and Intel Flex Memory Technology in the platforms based on the Intel 965 Express chipset family.

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Publisher	Intel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2006	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
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