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Message Text: Intel on Wednesday released the second-generation
chipset for the Sandy bridge processors, the Intel Z68 Express,
which packs all the new features of the H67 and P67 chipsets
into a single chip.  Intel's H67 can tap Sandy's QuickSync logic
for video transcoding, while the P67 holds the keys to CPU
overclocking. However, you can't adjust CPU multipliers with the
H67 or enjoy QuickSync with the P67, though.  Intel has finally
seen fit to roll back the restrictions with its Z68 Express
chipset. The platform combines full support for Sandy Bridge's
built-in GPU with unfettered CPU overclocking controls. Intel
has also given the Z68 a little something extra in the form of
an SSD caching scheme dubbed Smart