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Test System
For
this review I'll be using two separate test systems. The first is based
on Intel's new 915 chipset and Socket 775, while the second is my trusty
Pro875B board. Each CPU will be same speed, but one is a LGA-775 and the
other is a Socket 478.
System 1
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Hardware |
Model |
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Motherboard: |
Albatron Mars PX915P/G Pro |
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CPU: |
Intel Pentium 4
2.8GHz (800MHz)
LGA-775 |
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Video Card: |
Albatron Trinity PCX5750 |
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Memory: |
PQI Turbo Memory
PC3200-1024 DPU
ULL 2-2-2-5 |
System 2
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Hardware |
Model |
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Motherboard: |
DFI LAN Party
Pro875B |
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CPU: |
Intel Pentium 4
2.8GHz (800MHz)
Socket 478 |
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Video Card: |
ATi Radeon 9800XT 256mb Gold |
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Memory: |
PQI Turbo Memory
PC3200-1024 DPU
ULL 2-2-2-5 |
Testing -
SiSoft Sandra
Benchmarking will be accomplished by using SiSoft Sandra and then I'll
run Doom3 benchmark on each system. Let's see how things went...
SiSoft
Sandra Memory Bench (higher score is better)
System 1
4782MB/s - 4786MB/s
As
I've come to find out, the i915 chipset is a bit slow, however the
memory performed extremely well.
SiSoft
Sandra Memory Bench (higher score is better)
System 2
4848MB/s - 4843MB/s
The
Pro875B chipset steps up to the plate and shows us that it's still the
better choice when it comes to the P4.
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