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 ASUS P4T (Intel i850 chipset, dual channel Rambus)
Heavyweight Championship Material (Review by MS)
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Business Performance In ContentCreation Winstone2000, the P4T running at stock setting of 1500 MHz shows the weaknesses of the Pentium 4 in conventional applications that are not SSE optimized. No real complaints, though, a final score of 40.5 CCWS units is not too shabby, it just doesn't reflect the clock speed of 1500 MHz.


In Sysmark2000, the difference to top contenders is a little crasser and it takes some overclocking to reach the 200 points border.

SettingClock SpeedInternet Content CreationOffice ProductivityTotal
15 x 100 MHz1500 MHz199174184
15 x 110 MHz1650 MHz216188200

It should be noted, though, that the Media Encoder scores were exceptionally high with 316 and 333 points, respectively. On the other hand, even in the SSE-optimized Photoshop, the P4 scores were only at the level of a 1200 MHz Thunderbird.

Memory Bandwidth

Even though these scores are relatively irrelevant (at least for cross-platform comparisons), here are the results of SiSoft Sandra Memory Benchmark. At 1500 MHz, the results were identical to those given as the reference system.

Increasing the multiplier to 16 x slightly increases the memory bandwidth which is logical since Sandra also includes cache transfer into the benchmark results.

Much higher results are achieved when the bus speed is increased to 115 MHz.

Increasing the bus speed to 120 MHz whilst setting the multiplier to 14 x and further reducing the RDRAM frequency to 3:1 almost results in the same scores as those achieved with the reference system.

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