Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe: NVIDIA Dual x16 for the Athlon 64
by Wesley Fink on November 6, 2005 9:00 AM EST- Posted in
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Graphics Performance and Encoding
Media Encoding was among the best that we have tested on a Socket 939 board, but the entire range of test results is so tightly clustered, it would be a mistake to attribute any significance to this encoding score.
Certainly, 3D Graphics benchmarks and Encoding show no real difference in performance from the Dual x8 design to the latest Dual x16.
Media Encoding was among the best that we have tested on a Socket 939 board, but the entire range of test results is so tightly clustered, it would be a mistake to attribute any significance to this encoding score.
Certainly, 3D Graphics benchmarks and Encoding show no real difference in performance from the Dual x8 design to the latest Dual x16.
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DrZoidberg - Friday, November 4, 2005 - link
yes this is a very nice board with the cooler 8 phase design, and heatpipe, no more annoying tiny chipset fan. However, i think this board will be over $200USD =(anandtechrocks - Friday, November 4, 2005 - link
Yea, this looks like a very nice board. Now I'm looking at the new DFI NF4 Expert, those sweet Saphire ATI boards, and this one! So many choices!!One43637 - Tuesday, December 6, 2005 - link
i'm looking to put a new system together and i am also looking at this board.i'm not famaliar with AMD chipsets, but will this board work with the new AMD X2s?
michal1980 - Friday, November 4, 2005 - link
this sucks, haven't evn put my system togther with my epox sli board, and now a board that gives u a 17% boost, CRAP.Brian23 - Friday, November 4, 2005 - link
Anandtech: You say we should upgrade our drivers to the latest for increased performance. However, I am unable to find the 6.82 platform driver anywhere.