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| ASUS A7N8X Deluxe nForce2 at its best | ||
| (Review by MS, December 2, 2002) |
ContentCreation Winstone 2002
ContentCreation Winstone 2002 showed itself thoroughly unimpressed with respect to the memory configuration. The only situation where the score dropped was with a single 256 MB DIMM. It does not take a rocket scientist, though, to figure that this only reflects the higher amount of I/O transfers to the HDD in a lower memory configuration.

The difference between the two high scores is negligible, particularly since Winstone arbitrarily picks the highest score out of 5 runs
Gaming Performance
Sandra and Winstones are one thing, however, most enthusiasts are interested more in gaming and that is where the nForce2 is supposed to show its best.
3DMark2001SE

There is a minor difference but it is hardly worth talking about.
Comanche4

Comanche4 is the only benchmark that showed any performance improvement with two DIMMs over a single DIMM.
UT 2003 Asbestos Flyby

Demo Version, 800 x 600 x 32 everything set to the highest levels. We tried with sound, without sound, different resolutions, botmatch, flyby and in the end, there were no differences.
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