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Platform Configuration Utility

The Intel® Chipset Platform Configuration Utility is developed specifically for technical experts and system integrators that build systems based on the Intel® 875P, 865PE, 865G, 865P, 915X, 925X, and E7221 chipsets, and for those interested in optimizing their system configuration. The utility includes the following features:

System Information: Displays various system information, such as processor, memory, and chipset information
Memory Configuration: Provides detailed information on the memory configuration, such as dual-channel vs. single-channel, memory timings, and the specifics of each DIMM.
Chipset Information: Identifies various chipset status information, such as the AGP mode, RAID enabled or disabled, Intel® Performance Acceleration Technology enabled or disabled (only applies to the Intel® 875P chipset).
Optimization: Analyzes the system and provide the integrator with memory optimization and upgrade recommendations.

Download Intel® Chipset Platform Configuration Utility (5 MB)

Technical Details
Intel® Chipset Platform Configuration Utility is designed for use with Intel® 875P, 865PE, 865G, 865P, 915X, 925X, and E7221 chipset-based desktop boards. Refer to the Intel® Motherboard & Barebones Selector Guide for more information.
The Intel® Chipset Platform Configuration Utility graphical user interface is only supported with Microsoft Windows* XP.
For more details on using and deploying Intel® Chipset Platform Configuration Utility, refer to the readme file.

Notice: The Intel® Chipset Platform Configuration Utility is intended as a guide for users and system integrators. The information provided is for reference only, and offers recommendations for good system memory configurations. All responsibility for determining the adequacy of these configurations remains solely with the user. Intel® does not warrant or represent that following any or all of the instructions and/or guidelines presented will result in a system with optimized performance.

Updated: July 29, 2003
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