Article : Plateforme Sonoma（Asus V6V）

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[Mathias-K]

Now that's nice! Look at the overclocking! :)

The LAPTOP version of the i915PM reaches MUCH higher FSB than the i855PM :) Perhaps this i915-thing will be our saviour :p:

[RaptorRaider]

Yeah, Dothan is looking better everytime. 2700Mhz without any voltmods is amazing. :slobber:
Not to mention 190Mhz FSB without any mods and a large increase in memory bandwith.


Supportés en version DDR-II 400 et DDR-II 533 sur un ou deux canaux

So Sonoma has dual channel DDR2 after all? :confused:

[Naughtyboy]

As stated before...Pentium M looks more promising everytime.
Intel really does have something going on here...if they just got there act together and do something about it.

Really looking forward to Sonoma and Alviso

[kristos]

Yeah, Dothan is looking better everytime. 2700Mhz without any voltmods is amazing. :slobber:
Not to mention 190Mhz FSB without any mods and a large increase in memory bandwith.



So Sonoma has dual channel DDR2 after all? :confused:I'd be inclined to say yes but I'm not 100% sure, litterally (as far as that is possible with my limmited knowledge of the French language ;)), it means " supported in DDR-II 400 version and DDR-II 533 on 1 or 2 channels "


and boy-oh-boy, even if it wasn't for the alviso desktop board(s? go go DFI :D) these new chips are even more amazing then their predecessors :slobber:

[olfen]

looks promising :)

[cpulloverclock]

I'd be inclined to say yes but I'm not 100% sure, litterally (as far as that is possible with my limmited knowledge of the French language ;)), it means " supported in DDR-II 400 version and DDR-II 533 on 1 or 2 channels "


and boy-oh-boy, even if it wasn't for the alviso desktop board(s? go go DFI :D) these new chips are even more amazing then their predecessors :slobber:
"Dual DDR-II"

yeah DC

no problem