Gigabyte 7VAXP-A Ultra KT400A Review (4)

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Gigabyte 7VAXP-A Ultra KT400A Review (4)
Overclocker 23 Mar 2003

Benchmarking

FPU test (fsb:166, AXP2700+)

SuperPI

SuperPI is a good test of system stability and also the arithmetic power of the system. The shorter the time taken, the better the performance.

All boards running in SYNC DDR333 (166/166) otherwise specified. The FSB of the various boards are :

Gigabyte 7VAXP-A Ultra : 166.92Mhz
AOpen AK79G Max : 167.04Mhz
ASROCK K7S8X : 166.64Mhz
ECS L7S7A2 : 166.65Mhz
SiS 746FX Ref board : 168.2Mhz
EPoX 8RDA+ : 167.05Mhz
ABIT KD7 : 166.88Mhz

nForce2 boards still leads with 1 ~ 4 sec faster than other chipsets. In SUPERPI, we see that the K7S8X based on the SiS 746FX is slightly faster than the Gigabyte 7VAXP-A Ultra. In Sync DDR333 mode, the performance level of the 7VAXP-A can't catch up with the nForce2 and SiS 746/746FX.

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