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ECS K7S7AG (Onboard Xabre 200)
Written by Peter Barnard (23/May/03)
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Benchmarks

System
3DMark 2001SE
133fsb@1.4ghz + stock graphics
5898
133fsb@1.4ghz + overclocked graphics
6579
166fsb@1.75ghz + stock graphics
6405
166fsb@1.75cpu + overclocked graphics
7005

Here you can see how much difference a mere 25 mhz extra on the GPU and video ram made, I ran battlefield 1942 as a test game, and it ran perfectly well in 800 by 600 on stock settings, and a little choppy in 1024 by 768. Once I had overclocked the graphics, it ran perfectly smoothly in 1024 by 768, confirming that this board is a moderately capable game player.

System
Sisoft Sandra Memory Bandwidth
133fsb 133ram standard timings
1063mb/s
133fsb 133ram fastest timings
1245mb/s
133fsb 166ram standard timings
1053mb/s
133fsb 166ram fastest timings
1295mb/s
166fsb 166ram standard timings
1407mb/s
166fsb 166ram fastest timings
1493mb/s

As you can see here, running asynchronous memory is of no benefit at all, and sometimes even worse than a 1:1 ratio. The scores are well below the 2500mb/s of the nforce 2, and about on par with the KT266s performance. Since this board is obviously not for the performance junkies, I think it doesn't matter too much.

SPEC viewperf 7.1
 
3dsmax02
4.852
drv09
20.97
dx08
19.32
light06
5.259
proe02
5.075
ugs03
1.842

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