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SiS 645DX Reference Board (3)
Overclocker 4 March 2002

SiS645DX

Benchmarking

We conduct the usual tests on the setup with the following configuration :

Test System:

  • Intel Pentium 4 ES 1.5Ghz
  • ThermalTake heatsink/fan
  • IBM 13.5GB 7200 RPM HD
  • MSI Geforce3 Ti200
  • 512MB Winbond DDR333 DDR
  • IBM 20G ATA100 HD
  • Windows 2000 + SP2
  • SiS1.09m AGP/IDE drivers

In our tests, we ran the system under 3 modes. Sync 133 optimised, Async 133/166 optimised and Async 133/200. At 133/166 (DDR333), ram timings are CAS2 Ultra, at 133/200 (DDR400), ram timings are CAS 2 Fast. The rest are at defaults. We will first take a look at memory benchmarks.

DDR266 

DDR333

DDR400

Summary

SiSoft Sandra 2001te

SIS645DX Ref
DDR266/266
SiS645DX Ref DDR266/333 SiS645DX Ref DDR266/400
Sisoft Sandra 2001te 1292/1303 1536/1556 1709/1719

SiSoft Sandra 2002

SIS645DX Ref
DDR266/266
SiS645DX Ref DDR266/333 SiS645DX Ref DDR266/400
Sisoft sandra 2002 2068/2067 2585/2580 2937/2940

The results are astonishing imperssive isn't it. Just imagine the difference in the memory benchmark from DDR266, DDR333 and DDR400. Base on SiSoft Sandra 2001te results, there is a gain of 18% (DDR333) over DDR266 and 32% (DDR400) over DDR266.

In Sisoft Sandra 2002 results, the difference is also quite substantial when running memory at async mode. The gains of DDR333 over DDR266 are 25% and DDR400 sees a gain of 40%.

The gains in the Async memory is very impressive. In fact, the memory benchmark results at DDR333 is already way higher then the RAMBUS on i850 based systems.

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