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[Music] [Applause] welcome to another episode of rapidly aging tech dont forget to put on your smoking caps because were going to be talking about something with net verse you in a chosen one pretended you and despondent and not join up bollocks to the boss not leave it in darkness so today the prime focus of our discussion here is going to be the BTX form factor this is a form factor in Troosts by Intel in late 2004 to be replacement for the 1996 ATX standard the goal in mind was primarily cooling were going to go into that for the the example of that machine is this this is the Dell XPS 400 the XPS 400 was released in late 2005 and it went through mmm thanks somewhere in 2006 before it was replaced by the 410 the 410 is very similar to the 400 the main difference is that its motherboard also supports the later Core 2 CPUs the XPS 400 is also pretty well identical to the dimension 90 150 so if you run to a 90 150 its basically the same machine this machine when it was introduced
