Dressed to Kill: ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe Mainboard Review. Page 22

[12/28/2005 12:08 PM | Mainboards]
by Alexey Stepin

NVIDIA Corp. is keen on creating chipsets targeting enthusiasts and users demanding high performance. ASUSTeK is an expert in creating, possibly, the best mainboards in the world. Today X-bit labs attempts to find out how ASUS managed to produce the cream of all mainboards: a platform based on NVIDIA nForce4 SLI 16x core-logic. Will the newcomer boast boosted or reduced speed? Find out now!

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Performance in Synthetic Benchmarks

Futuremark 3DMark03

The first test being rather simple and shader-less, the difference between the nForce4 SLI and nForce4 SLI X16-based platforms is as clear as in Unreal Tournament 2004 , and the newer chipset is on the losing side again.

The second test uses pixel shaders and the platforms both deliver the same speed here.

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Performance in Synthetic Benchmarks

Futuremark 3DMark03

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