Lost Planet DX10 Benchmark of ASRock P45XE-WiFiN Intel P45 chipset mainboard review

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Lost Planet DX10 Benchmark of ASRock P45XE-WiFiN Intel P45 chipset mainboard review
Bluetooth 30 Oct 08

Benchmarks - Lost Planet

In the game benchmark Lost Planet, ASRock P45XE-WiFiN scored 78/93 fps (CF) and 67/46 fps in CrossFire and single card configurations. The single card performance is on par with the rest but CrossFire results is a bit disappointing. the Cave benchmark isn't able to reach 100 fps. It is somewhat strange what went wrong. We did the same test a few times and the results did not change.

ASRock P45R2000-WiFi scored 107/93 (cave/snow) in CF mode and 68/49 (cave/snow) in single card configuration. The scores are still slightly higher than the DDR2 boards.

The ECS P45T-A scored 104/93 (cave/snow) in CF mode and 66/49 in single card mode. This score is on par with the Gigabyte GA-EP45 Extreme and in fact, it is slightly faster than the Gigabyte board in both tests.

Compared to the Dual 16X CrossFire on the ASRock Intel X48, the X48 board still do slightly better in CrossFire configuration with a score of 111/90 (cave/snow) in CF mode but loses in single card configuration.

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