The i925XE chipset looked too elite when it was released. Even now it is used in top systems. The only difference between the i925XE and the previously reviewed Intel 925 Express chipset is the support for 1066MHz FSB, but there are almost no processors with such a bus yet (unless you are OK with a thousand-dollar price).
The chipset itself is not bad at all in terms of both functions and performance, but what's the point in assembling a system on it, overpaying for its "progressive nature"? Especially as Intel announced the new chipset series supporting 1066MHz FSB for the top-notch motherboards: i945/955. Nevertheless, if you have chosen i925XE, we are pleased to publish a roundup of five interesting models.
Intel 925XE Motherboards Roundup
The chipset itself is not bad at all in terms of both functions and performance, but what's the point in assembling a system on it, overpaying for its "progressive nature"? Especially as Intel announced the new chipset series supporting 1066MHz FSB for the top-notch motherboards: i945/955. Nevertheless, if you have chosen i925XE, we are pleased to publish a roundup of five interesting models.
Intel 925XE Motherboards Roundup
