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We Stumbled across an interesting report about the GA-P35-DS3 not passing EMI compliance. We happen to have one in our labs, but it has no effect on anything else. Not THESE DAYS, Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) compliance is required for nearly all electronic stuff sold in the EU, US and most of Asia. This encompasses various US, FCC and CE tests, among others. So, the user's assumption would be that all such products do pass the tests. Well, not always - Taiwan's ETC (Electronic Testing Center) labs sometimes comes across major brand products which don't exactly pass some of the EMI tests. A fairly recent example is Gigabyte's GA-P35-DS3 mainboard, based on the Intel's P35 chipset, one of which may have been lying in waste, dropped on the floor of Taiwan's spanking new 300 km/h Shinkansen high speed train somewhere between Taipei and Kaohsiung... Theinquirer ReportsAdd this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites           
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