CPU
Intel Pentium II with MMX@333 MHz
Video Board NVidia RIVA TNT
Video Mode 1024x768@16bits/pixel
RAM 160 MB
OS Windows 98 4.10.1998
Soyo
SY-6BE+
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Area
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Tested
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CPU
Integer
|
966.6942
MIPS
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CPU
Floating Point
| 387.8368
MFLOPS |
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Video(2D)
MPixels/s
|
70.22208
MPixels/s
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Direct3D
MPixels/s
|
100.7243
MPixels/s
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OpenGL
|
82.85391
MPixels/s
|
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Memory
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563.2781
MB/s
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Cached
Disk
|
71.0453
MB/s
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Uncached
Disk
|
3.249687
MB/s
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CPU Intel
Pentium II with MMX@333 MHz
Video Board NVidia RIVA TNT
Video Mode 1024x768@16bits/pixel
RAM 160 MB
OS Windows 98 4.10.1998
Abit
BX6 Rev. 1
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Are/Fa
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Tested
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CPU
Integer
|
966.334
MIPS
|
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CPU
Floating Point
|
387.0317
MFLOPS
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Video(2D)
MPixels/s
|
67.79531
MPixels/s
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Direct3D
MPixels/s
|
98.2625MPixels/s
|
|
OpenGL
|
80.64758MPixels/s
|
|
Memory
|
578.8705
MB/s
|
|
Cached
Disk
|
71.59516
MB/s
|
|
Uncached
Disk
|
3.183545
MB/s
|
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| Again,
neck and neck... Notice the slight edge however, that the Soyo has,
in the video tests, 2D D3D and OpenGL. Interesting as well is the
fact that the Soyo lags just a little on the disk side of things. |
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Soyo
SY-6BE+
Quake
2 Map Demo1.dm2
800X600
OpenGL ICD w/
STB
Velocity 4400
Reference
Drivers V.48
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55.1
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Abit
BX6
Quake
2 Map Demo1.dm2
800X600
OpenGL ICD w/
STB
Velocity 4400
Reference
Drivers V.48
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|
54.3
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| True
to form, the Soyo nudges ahead by a slight margin... |
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|
Soyo
SY-6BE+ @ 515 Mhz.
Quake
2 Map Demo1.dm2
800X600
OpenGL ICD w/
STB
Velocity 4400
Reference
Drivers V.48
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|
59.8
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|
Abit
BX6 @ 515 Mhz.
Quake
2 Map Demo1.dm2
800X600
OpenGL ICD w/
STB
Velocity 4400
Reference
Drivers V.48
|
|
58.2
|
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| Again,
a slight lead for the Soyo... |
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| Let's
wrap this thing up shall we? It was very obvious to me that with our
test bench system, the Soyo board was extremely fast and stable. I
might also add that setup was totally without a hitch. Something I
am not accustomed to when tansplanting the proverbial
"heart" of a system like a motherboard. I am very pleased
with the quality of this board. It is with only a few minor
considerations that I recommend this board to any of you good folks
reading intently here. First, if you need to set up alot of 3 wire
fans in your system to keep things cool, be careful. You probably
will be left a little short with the Soyo. This is just a minor
issue as there are headers that were able to be used on this board
and you can always tap on to a direct power supply source. Also, if
you need to crank the voltage up on your CPU for stability, this
board can't help you. However, if your CPU is boarderline stable at
default voltage for that overclock you are shooting for, the Soyo
SY-6BE+ may just be the type of board you need to smooth things out!
Again I can't say enough about the 6BE+'s stability. Supreme... |
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| The
Soyo SY-6BE+ gets a "Temp-O-Meter rating of... |
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80 ! Sweet
little chili pepper!
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| Good
Hot Hardware from Soyo Computer. I highly recommend it! |
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