- Computex: Nvidia declares war on Intel
- A Real Nail-Biter: Four Boards With ALi Magik 1
- Crème De La Crème: Special Edition 815 Boards and Useful Add-Ons
- DDR for Pentium III: 10 Boards with VIA Apollo Pro 266
- VIA Apollo KT266 Revisited - Much Ado About Nothing
- VIA's DDR-Runner For Athlon - The Apollo KT266 Chipset
- Tabula Rasa: Six Boards for the Pentium 4
- Athlon Boosters - Three AMD 760 Boards for DDR SDRAM
- Reinforcements: 6 New Athlon Boards With VIA's KT133A
- Turbo Drive: Two Dual Boards with 2000 MHz
Windows 2000 Results - Sysmark 2001
Windows 2000 Results - Sysmark 2001
The new Sysmark2001 is finally able to show benefits from SMP-systems, because it runs several applications simultaneously, even though the majority of applications are not designed for SMP-operation.

Dual Xeon 4 1.7 GHz is clearly leading the pack, but we should not forget that dual AthlonMP has a hefty 500 MHz processor clock disadvantage. Still you can see that AthlonMP as well as dual AthlonMP is performing better than Athlon/dual Athlon.

The internet content creation part of Sysmark2001 is clearly ruled by Pentium 4 and Xeon 4 1.7 GHz, but you can see a major performance increase of the Athlon systems once you switch from single to dual processor operation.

In office productivity Xeon 4 1.7 GHz is scoring surprisingly well, but you can see that office software doesn't benefit much from dual-processor systems, even if you run several programs at the same time.
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