ASUS A7N8X nForce2 Mainboard Review (7)

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ASUS A7N8X nForce2 Mainboard Review (7)
Overclocker 27 Oct 2002

Benchmarking

Comanche 4

Similar to the graphics benchmark tests Quake 3 and 3Dmark2001SE, we see that the nForce2 based board ASUS A7N8X performs better when it operates in a DUal DDR400 aggressive timings of CAS 2, 2-2-5.

CodeCreatures Benchmark Pro

CodeCreatures Benchmark Pro is probably the most demanding DX 8.1 benchmarking tool available on the net today. Its requirements are enormous and needs at least a GF3 with pixel shaders support. On board RAM should be 512M.

Again, in Dual DDR 400 mode, the A7N8X is better compared to KT400 platforms.

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