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The End User Pays: 13 Boards With Intel 845GE/PE
Table of contents
- 1 – Introduction
- 2 – Tough Battle For Customers: With Features And Color, Continued
- 3 – Price Check: Chipsets For Pentium 4
- 4 – From 3.06 GHz: New Cooler Design For The P4
- 5 – The Boards
- 6 – Asus P4PE/ GE: Now Fully Equipped At The Old Price, Continued
- 7 – Asus P4PE/ GE: Now Fully Equipped At The Old Price, Continued
- 8 – Aopen AX4PE/ GE Max: Silent Solution And Overclocking
- 9 – Aopen AX4PE/ GE Max: Silent Solution And Overclocking, Continued
- 10 – Aopen AX4PE/ GE Max: Silent Solution And Overclocking, Continued
- 11 – Biostar P4TGE: A Colorful Package With FSB Tricks
- 12 – Biostar P4TGE: A Colorful Package With FSB Tricks, Continued
- 13 – DFI NB78-HL: Meager And Low-priced
- 14 – Gigabyte GA-8PE667 Ultra/ 8GE667 Pro: Mega-Equipment
- 15 – Gigabyte GA-8PE667 Ultra/ 8GE667 Pro: Mega-Equipment, Continued
- 16 – Gigabyte GA-8PE667 Ultra/ 8GE667 Pro: Mega-Equipment, Continued
- 17 – Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds: The Iwill P4HT-S
- 18 – Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds: The Iwill P4HT-S, Continued
- 19 – Storming The Market: Intel D845PEBT2
- 20 – Storming The Market: Intel D845PEBT2, Continued
- 21 – Fujitsu-Siemens D1527/ D1547: Made In Germany
- 22 – Fujitsu-Siemens D1527/ D1547: Made In Germany, Continued
- 23 – Fujitsu-Siemens D1527/ D1547: Made In Germany, Continued
- 24 – A Naked Candidate: QDI Platinix 2E/ 333
- 25 – Comparison Of SDRAM, DDR SDRAM And RDRAM Bandwidths
- 26 – Benchmarks Under Windows XP SP1
- 27 – DirectX 8 Games: 3D Mark 2001 SE
- 28 – MP3 Audio Encoding: Lame MP3
- 29 – SiSoft Sandra 2002 Benchmarks: CPU And Multimedia
- 30 – Multimedia Performance: PC Mark 2002
- 31 – 3D-Rendering Performance: SPEC Viewperf 7
- 32 – Archiving: WinACE 2.2
- 33 – Overview: Features Of All Boards Tested
- 34 – Overview: Features For All Motherboards, Continued
- 35 – Overview: Features For All Motherboards, Continued
- 36 – Conclusion - Asus Offers The Best Mix
- 37 – More on this topic
Tough Battle For Customers: With Features And Color
Deciding what to buy is not always easy for the go-getting user: a new board is on the cards and the platform's already been selected - a Pentium 4 with DDR memory. But these details are far too sketchy to ensure a failsafe choice. A handful of freaks have already decided for the exotic platform (Intel 850E) with Rambus memory in the last few weeks - and it wasn't such a bad choice. After all, the memory doesn't cost much more than the mass-produced DDR-SRAM, and the extra outlay for an 850 board is not going to break the bank. Alternatively, the fully developed Intel 845 chipset comes in a number of versions that work together with DDR266 and, in a recent development, even with fast DDR333 memory. And what's more, that's official. That's because, unofficially, the majority of boards in our last test (DDR333 for P4: 16 Boards with Intel 845G - Part II ) were already running on DDR333 including CL2 mode. There's no question that, particularly in conjunction with the new chipsets, the P4 platform has reached a stage of development of which its chipset rivals can only dream. Intel has returned to the big mass market, so to speak - for the first time since its legendary 440BX at the close of the 90s. In this benchmark test we'll be putting boards with 845GE and 845PE chipsets under the microscope.
