Check this out... http://torturetest.com/reviews/jon/M7MIA.htm
If these results are correct, they are nothing short of remarkable! As I construe this review, a new Biostar M7MIA motherboard (with PC1600 DDR SDRAM) was benchmarked against an MSI K7T Pro 2A motherboard (with PC133 CAS2 SDRAM), in an otherwise identically configured system - resulted in the following conclusions:
"Upon running the memory benchmark SEVERAL times, the M7MIA (with PC1600 DDR SDRAM) came out over 40% better than a K7T Pro 2A (with PC133 SDR SDRAM)!"
"The next thing I did was to run the default benchmark for 3D Mark 2000. Again; several times. The MSI board benchmarked a fair 2775. The Biostar board benchmarked 3475! Again; using the same CPU, video card and hard drive. Wow! A 20% increase in benchmark figures."
PC1600 producing 20% to 40% better results than PC133 CAS2? ...I would say "Wow" is an understatement!
If these results are correct, they are nothing short of remarkable! As I construe this review, a new Biostar M7MIA motherboard (with PC1600 DDR SDRAM) was benchmarked against an MSI K7T Pro 2A motherboard (with PC133 CAS2 SDRAM), in an otherwise identically configured system - resulted in the following conclusions:
"Upon running the memory benchmark SEVERAL times, the M7MIA (with PC1600 DDR SDRAM) came out over 40% better than a K7T Pro 2A (with PC133 SDR SDRAM)!"
"The next thing I did was to run the default benchmark for 3D Mark 2000. Again; several times. The MSI board benchmarked a fair 2775. The Biostar board benchmarked 3475! Again; using the same CPU, video card and hard drive. Wow! A 20% increase in benchmark figures."
PC1600 producing 20% to 40% better results than PC133 CAS2? ...I would say "Wow" is an understatement!