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Chaintech 9CJS Canterwood Motherboard Review
Author: Cameron Johnson SUMMARY: Intel's new flagship Dual Channel, 800MHz FSB desktop chipset, the 875P aka Canterwood, has been met with rave evaluations by the review community as a whole. Chaintech are offering one of the first retail Canterwood motherboards which we have taken a look to date. Read on as Cameron "Sov" Johnson gives us all the dirt on the feature-packed Chaintech 9CJS motherboard.
Editor: Cameron Wilmot
Category: CPU & Chipset
Published: 10th May 2003
Manufacturer: Chaintech
Our Rating: 9.0 out of 10

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Introduction

Last month Intel stepped back into the limelight with its introduction of the I875P or “Canterwood” chipset. This chipset is by far the largest step Intel has made in the history of the Pentium 4. With I875P came the first official support for DDR-400 memory for the Intel Pentium 4 and Intel’s second generation Dual Channel DDR solution for the Pentium 4 platform.



Chaintech has been one of the more conservative motherboard manufacturers on the market. Chaintech hasn’t produced a huge amount of boards, but simply built one board with what they consider to be a lasting and future proof version of board. Chaintech has give the market three series of boards to choose from - Plain, Apogee and Zenith. Plain series just has your board and simple peripherals, Apogee incorporates the C-Box system, while Zenith adds the C-Box2 or the new C-Box 3.

On the same day as Intel’s release of the I875P, Chaintech announced its very first board based on this new chipset, a board which has been described as everything you’ll ever need for your ultimate PC performance. Do these claims hold true? Read on and find out.








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