Futuremark 3DMark06 and 3Dmark Vantage benchmarks of Biostar TA785GE 128M AMD 785G+SB710 Mainboard

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Futuremark 3DMark06 and 3Dmark Vantage benchmarks of Biostar TA785GE 128M AMD 785G+SB710 Mainboard
Bluetooth 14 Oct 2009

Benchmarks - 3Dmark2006/3DMark Vantage

In 3DMark06 test, the board is tested in default mode 500/533 (core/sideport) and 980/533. As the sideport memory is DDR2, it can't go higher than what DDR3 does. The sideport thus runs at DDR2-1066.

At default, 3Dmark06 result is 1756 which is in line with what we get from the Gigabyte AMD 785G DDR2 board. When the core is increased to 980MHz, the results shot up to 2474 marks. The ASRock M3A785GMH/128 scored 2465 in this test compared to the Gigabyte @ 1GHz with a score of 2496. A DDR3 variant would give us a 100 points more.

In 3DMark Vantage, the board scored E2330, it is similar to the ASRock DDR2 board which scored E2326. They ar both around 30 points behind a DDR3 equivalent. With GPU o/c to 980MHz, the Biostar TA785GE 128M scored E3603. The ASRock with GPU o/c to 900MHz scored E3497 while the Gigabyte DDR2 board scored E3666. Looks like GPU @ 1GHz gives a substantial boost in this test (provided it works).

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