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BTX

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(Balanced Technology EXtended) A motherboard design from Intel introduced in 2004 that supersedes the ATX. Unlike the ATX, the placement of all chip sockets in the BTX is defined in order to provide sufficient air flow over the processor and display adapter. microBTX and picoBTX provide smaller form factors. See PC motherboards.
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The new E-series line includes ultra-reliable BTX designs, Intel's latest dual core processors and 945 chipset, enhanced graphics fast SATA hard drives and systems that include firewire and on-board RAIT support.
E-series desktops: Gateway, Inc by Patton, Carol / District Administration
This new desktop system empowers customers to better manage and support their technology investment through the utilization of Intel's AMT hardware, LANDesk's management technologies, and the new BTX form factor," said Paul Petersen, MPC's vice president of product marketing and development.
MPC Computers introduces the ClientPro 375 desktop by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
In addition, the company's range of business desktops, from entry-level to high-performance, now feature the innovative BTX design, which aims to increase reliability of key components by up to 82 percent over traditional ATX designs.
New desktops and flat panel LCDs by Varughese, Julie A. / University Business
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