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12:02 PM - December 15, 1999 by
Thomas Pabst
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: rdram, avenger
Topics: Business
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: rdram, avenger
Topics: Business
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Workstation Application Performance Under WindowsNT
Now we know why i840 is a workstation chipset! The i840-scores are up to 40% higher than the scores of BX, still up to 8% higher than i820. It's true, for a workstation user it may indeed be worth getting rid of his BX/GX-platform and investing in i840 and the expensive RDRAM.
These results remind us of the office application performance and the Sysmark98-scores. BX is as fast as, actually even a tad faster than i820. Why would anyone be interested in this chipset?
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Hi,
REM: About the question "What should we see when testing the different chipsets against each other?"
Likely, or may be not, who knows.