EPoX 4PCA3+ i875 Canterwood (4)

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EPoX 4PCA3+ i875 Canterwood (4)
Overclocker 6 May 2003

Benchmarking

We check out the results for ZD Benchmarks using CC Winstone 2002 and Business Winstone 2001 in this section of the benchmark.

Please take note that there is no IAA available for this new chipset and the current IAA downloaded from Intel site can't be installed for Canterwood boards. We have received news that a IAA is being planned for it for IDE. The current edition of IAA is meant for SATA RAID.

The EPoX 4PCA3+ performs on par with other Canterwood boards out there. Again we see something very interesting here. P4C800 seems to be slower compared to the rest of Canterwood boards but 1 to 2 points. As there is no IAA available for the on board IDE. The tests are done without it except for ABIT BH7.

On Business Winstone 2001, it seems that IAA on the ABIT BH7 speeds things up. All Canterwood boards performs at around 70 marks which is 10 marks slower on the average. Hopefully a new IAA for Canterwood IDE will boost the performance upwards.

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