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Gigabyte launches new 875P series motherboards for Intel Pentium 4

Johannesburg, 13 May 2003

Official South African distributor Rectron has introduced Gigabyte Technology`s new series of P4 Titan 875P motherboards, which supports 800MHz FSB Intel Pentium 4 with Hyper-Threading Technology, to the channel.

Powered by Intel`s highest performing 876P chipset, the series of motherboards are designed to be functionality-rich, server-orientated solutions that offer enhanced performance.

The P4 Titan 875P series also further drives Gigabyte Technology`s new product strategy S.E.E.D. that entails fulfilling customer Satisfaction, providing Excellent products, through technology Evolution and product Difference in a today`s competitive marketplace.

"The P4 Titan 875P is the ideal solution for the server-workstation platform as offers bandwidth of up 320MBps per channel, and a maximum bandwidth of 640MBps in dual channel mode," comments Reon Coetzee, marketing manager at Rectron.

With the integration of the Intel PRO/100 CT network connection, the motherboard achieves 2x Gigabit performance through Communication Streaming Architecture (CSA) with the Intel 82547El Gigabit Ethernet Controller.

The Intel 82547El supports ASF 2.0, IPMI 1.5 and Advanced Pass Through to enhance authenticated remote management.

The new series` 800MHz FSB functionality also delivers high-speed bandwidth of up 6/4GBps between the CPU and MCH (Memory Controller Hub).

"The new Performance Acceleration Technology [PAT] and ECC [Error Coding Correction] also enables the P4 Titan 875P`s memory support to provide extreme systems performance," says Coetzee.

Transparent to user, the P4 Titan 875P series provide several innovative features such as the Miracle of Express series software which includes three software features:

Xpress Install for easier driver installation

Xpress BIOS Rescue for restoring BIOS back to its original stage if it has crashed; and Xpress Recovery that restores system files through the BIOS function.

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Editorial contacts

Michele Turner
Howard Mellet & Associates
(011) 463 4611
michele@hmcom.co.za
Reon Coetzee
Rectron Holdings
(011) 203 1000
reonc@rectron.co.za