Intel 845 Chipset Review & Motherboard Roundup: September 2001
by Anand Lal Shimpi on September 11, 2001 10:38 AM EST- Posted in
- Motherboards
Intel D845WN / Intel D845HV
Intel D845WN |
|
CPU
Interface
|
Socket-478
|
Chipset
|
Intel
845/ICH2
|
Form
Factor
|
ATX
|
Bus
Speeds
|
100MHz |
Voltages
Supported
|
Auto Detect |
Memory
Slots
|
3
168-pin DIMM Slots
|
Expansion
Slots
|
1
AGP Slot |
On-board
Audio
|
Analog
Devices AD1885
|
Intel D845HV |
|
CPU
Interface
|
Socket-478
|
Chipset
|
Intel
845/ICH2
|
Form
Factor
|
microATX
|
Bus
Speeds
|
100MHz |
Voltages
Supported
|
Auto Detect |
Memory
Slots
|
3
168-pin DIMM Slots
|
Expansion
Slots
|
1
AGP Slot |
On-board
Audio
|
Analog
Devices AD1885
|
Intel provided us with two 845 motherboards, the D845WN (ATX) and the D845HV (microATX). The performance difference between the two motherboards was negligible so we just treated the two as one. The main difference between the two is the number of expansion slots dictated by the form factor specifications they follow.
As if the rest of the motherboards we tested weren't stable enough, we've always come to regard Intel's line of motherboards as the most stable of the bunch. There are no overclocking/tweaking options provided for by the Intel boards, nor are there any extra frills like dual BIOSes, but they do perform as promised and if handled properly they will never give you any problems.
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