Rippetoe’s book Starting Strength brought the 5x5 system to a broader audience, particularly beginners looking for an entry point into strength training.

Right but I'd argue that a 5x5 system can be a "sub 1 liter socket solution" (using low power socketed chips -- a market the NUC kind of covers) or use a 65W quad core and that the two are ...

Intel's 5x5 motherboard allows buyers the flexibility to fit their choice of Intel processor ranging from the Celeron to Core i7 – supporting CPU with TDPs of 35W and 65W.

The 5x5 training method has become a fundamental strategy for those seeking a significant increase in strength and a noticeable gain in muscle mass. Its simplicity lies in performing five sets of ...

Intel's new 5x5 system wants to shrink the mini-ITX form factor, but supports up to 65W CPUs. It's not soldered this time around -- CPUs are socketed, and can be replaced.

Leagues that use the 5x5 system adopt the 4x4 categories but add runs scored to the hitting side and strikeouts to the pitching side.

The 5x5's small footprint alone affords a wealth of flexibility, as does its upgradability. Unfortunately, Chipzilla didn't reveal when or even if the 5x5 will be offered as a standalone consumer ...

Intel's new 5x5 system wants to shrink the mini-ITX form factor, but supports up to 65W CPUs. It's not soldered this time around -- CPUs are socketed, and can be replaced.