(Intel Socket T LGA775, X38 Express, ATX, 8GB DDR2, 1333MHz FSB)
TR Review
Intel has rather shot itself in the foot by giving us a sniff of the 1,600MHz QX9770 processor as it effectively made the DX38BT obsolete before it went on sale. It's a decent bit of kit that looks the part and delivers rock-solid performance but it's time has already passed. Read the full review.
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