
Board Revision: ?
BIOS Version: 1.03 (January 6, 2003)
Unfortunately, Tyan took last place in the performance ranking of this comparison. Thus, the characteristics are to be found beneath the surface: the processing capacity on this board is one of the highest. Along with the standard components (five PCI, AGP 8x, UltraATA/ 100), also provided are a Gigabit Ethernet controller from Intel (82540EM), an AC97 sound system and an Ultra160/ Ultra320 SCSI controller. The last of these, however, was not furnished.
The package only includes a set of ribbon cables, a CD and the manual.


The board from Tyan is also available with an optional integrated SCSI controller.

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Summary
- Introduction
- Clocking Games, Synchronous Transfer And 1530 MHz Arms Races
- E7205, Alias Granite Bay: Technical Details
- Dual DDR: Following The Footsteps Of RDRAM
- Ready For The Future, Thanks To Serial ATA
- The Boards
- AOpen AX4R Plus, Continued
- Asus P4G8X
- Asus P4G8X, Continued
- Asus P4G8X, Continued
- DFI NB80-EA
- Gigabyte GA-8INXP: The Dual Perfectionist
- Gigabyte GA-8INXP, Continued
- Gigabyte GA-8INXP, Continued
- IWill P4 GB
- IWill P4 GB, Continued
- MSI MS-6565, Alias GNB Max
- MSI MS-6565, Alias GNB Max, Continued
- Tyan Trinity I7205 (S2662)
- Test Setup And Details
- Benchmark Results
- Comanche 4
- Unreal Tournament 2003
- Lame 3.92
- SYSmark 2002
- SPECviewperf 7
- WinAce 2.11
- Cimema 4D 8.0
- Summary: Features Win Out Over Performance
- Feature Tables
- Features Table, Continued
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