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Intel Media Series DG33TL
By: jkabaseball
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    2008-05-28

    Table of Contents:
  • Intel Media Series DG33TL
  • Board Layout continued
  • Overclocking
  • Testing

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    Intel Media Series DG33TL - Board Layout continued


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    The only IDE connector is right below the PCI slot. Good luck with this cable when a PCI card is in there.


    The board supports one PCI slot, two PCI-Express 1x slots, and a 16x slot for graphics cards.

    That’s a massive passive cooler for the chipset. I wonder why they didn’t add a fan and cut the size in half.


    Here we find a single additional 4-pin ATX connector.

    We have some unusual I/O ports. To start off, there are no PS2 ports at all. The back begins with two video ports, VGA and DVI. Next we have six USB ports, which brings a smile to my face, followed by an even bigger smile because of the Firewire port. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen one of these. And finally rounding it out are the audio connections, with a bonus appearance by SPDIF.

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