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Intel P45: The New Chipset Lacks Progress

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By Patrick Schmid and Achim Roos

published 10 July 2008

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RAID 5 I/O Performance

Page 1: Eaglelake Has Landed
Page 2: P45 Express Chipset Details
Page 3: ICH10 Southbridge
Page 4: Options: P35, X38, X48
Page 5: P45 Boards
Page 6: Asus P5Q-E
Page 7: ECS Black Series P45T-A
Page 8: Gigabyte GA-EP45-DQ6
Page 9: Jetway HI04
Page 10: MSI P45D3 Platinum
Page 11: MSI P45 Diamond
Page 12: Overclocking
Page 13: Test Setup
Page 14: Benchmarks and Settings
Page 15: Performance Benchmark Results
Page 16: Application Benchmarks
Page 17: Audio/Video Benchmarks
Page 18: Synthetic Benchmarks
Page 19: Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
Page 20: USB 2.0 Performance
Page 21: Storage Performance
Page 22: SATA I/O Performance
Page 23: RAID 0+1 I/O Performance
Page 24: RAID 5 I/O Performance
Page 25: Power Consumption Results
Page 26: Conclusion

RAID 5 I/O Performance

RAID 5 performance has also increased over ICH9. While the maximum throughput is slightly limited, the total number of I/O operations per second looks better.

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