Quick and Quiet: Pentium M Desktop Boards by AOpen and DFI

Test Setup

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Processor
Socket 479Intel Pentium M 755 (2.0 GHz, 2 MB Cache, FSB400)
Socket 939AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (2.0 GHz, 128/512 kB Cache)90 nm Winchester Core
Motherboards
Motherboard IDFI 855GME-MGF
Motherboard IIAOpen i855GMEm-LFS
Motherboard IIIMSI K8N Neo2
System Components
DDR-SDRAM2x 512 MB PC3200 Crucial BallistixTimings: CL 2.0-2-2-5
Graphics Card IATI Radeon X800 PRO
Graphics Card IIOnboard, 32 MB
HDDWestern Digital WD800JB7,200 rpm, 8 MB Cache
ControllerICH4M
Software
Intel ChipsetIntel Chipset Installation Utility 5.1.1.1002
NVIDIA ChipsetForceWare 5.10
ATI GraphicsCatalyst Ver. 8-071-041026a
Intel GrapicsIntel Graphics Driver Ver. 14.9
DirectX9.0c
OSWindows XP Professional, Build 2600,Service Pack 1

Benchmarks And Settings

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Benchmarks and SettingsOpenGL
WolfensteinEnemy TerritoryVersion: 2.551024x768 - 32 bittimedemo 1 / demo demo4Graphics detail = Normal
3D Studio Max 6.0DiscreetCharacters "Dragon_Charater_rig"Pixel: 1280 x 1024Rendering Single
Doom 3Version 1.0.12621024x768 - 32 bitmedium qualitytimedemo demo1
SPECopc ViewperfVersion 8.011280x1024 - 32 BitSPEC Benchmark Mode
DirectX 8
Unreal Tournament 2004Version: 32041024x768 - 32 bit, Audio offthg9 assault botmatch
DirectX 9a
3DMark 2003Version 3.4.0Graphics and CPU Default Benchmark1024x768 - 32 bit
3DMark 20051024x768 - 32 bitGraphics and CPU Default Benchmark
PCMark 2004 ProVersion: 1.2.0CPU and Memory Tests
SiSoftware Sandra 2004Version 2004.10.9.89CPU Test = MultiMedia, CPU ArithmeticMemory Test = Bandwidth Benchmark
Audio
Lame MP3Version 3.96Wave 17:14 minutes (182 MB) to mp332 - 320 kbitVBR = level 3
Video
Auto Gordian KnotDivX 5.21XviD 1.0.2Version: 1.72 BetaAudio = AC3 6chCustom size = 100 MBResulution settings = 640x256Codec = XviD and DivX 5Audio = CBR MP3, kbps 192
Applications
Multimedia ContentCreation Winstone 2004Version 1.05 runs
Patrick Schmid
Editor-in-Chief (2005-2006)

Patrick Schmid was the editor-in-chief for Tom's Hardware from 2005 to 2006. He wrote numerous articles on a wide range of hardware topics, including storage, CPUs, and system builds.