Intel has increasingly come up with even smaller chips as of late. Previously, their CPUs were manufactured based on the 65nm process, which then transitioned on to the 45nm process. It’s interesting however, that Intel doesn’t develop chipsets on the same architecture process concurrently. While the 65nm processors were around, Intel’s chipsets were made on the 90nm process. Today, the cycle repeats itself with Intel’s chipsets being produced on the 65nm process. Intel’s latest offering of 65nm chipsets come in the form of the P45. MSI was the first to send one our way.
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The Intel DX48BT2, formerly codenamed Bone Trail, is targeted at enthusiasts and gamers.

It is the first Intel board to support 1,600MHz frontside bus (FSB) — the interconnect between processor and RAM — for even faster memory access and extra room for overlocking.
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The DG35EC Classic Series board will be the first to carry Intel’s HD Video logo (on retail boxes), certifying that it is capable of playing 1080p high-definition videos without ­requiring a graphics card.
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While many companies make money selling dedicated servers for businesses, it is entirely possible for someone to build a high-performance system from scratch. You need a serious PC for serious work. But most of the high-end components in the market for home system builders are generally geared towards the extreme gamers. Your boss probably wouldn’t like the idea of having the ultimate gaming system as the centerpiece of the office floor.
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