NOTE:
The following tests are done on three different systems with three different graphics cards. So not only are you going to see differences in  platform performance, it will also include variations in video performance. So this is not a straight-forward comparison.

Doom 3

1024x768 - HIGH details.

	ABIT AG8 (i915P) - Pentium 4 560E, 1GB DDR, RX700 Pro 128MB
	Chaintech V915P (i915P) - Pentium 4 560E, 1GB DDR, RX700 Pro 128MB
	Intel i915P with DDR2 - Pentium 4 560E, 1GB DDR2, RX700 Pro 128MB
	VIA K8T800 Pro - Athlon 64 3200+ (754 pin), 1GB DDR, R9800XT 256MB
	NVIDIA nForce2 Ultra400 - Athlon XP3200+, 1GB DDR, R9600XT 128MB

So far 3DMark 05 and Aquamark are a pretty accurate forecaster of results. Looking at the average frame rate show the ABIT AG8 running the same as the DDR2 version on the ASUS P5GD2 and marginally faster than the Chaintech V915P.

However, looking at the minimum frame rate, we can see that though the ABIT AG8 performed better than the Chaintech, it did little to improve its worst score.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War

1280x1024 Medium details. Unit Occlusion ON.

	ABIT AG8 (i915P) - Pentium 4 560E, 1GB DDR, RX700 Pro 128MB
	Chaintech V915P (i915P) - Pentium 4 560E, 1GB DDR, RX700 Pro 128MB
	Intel i915P with DDR2 - Pentium 4 560E, 1GB DDR2, RX700 Pro 128MB
	VIA K8T800 Pro - Athlon 64 3200+ (754 pin), 1GB DDR, R9800XT 256MB
	NVIDIA nForce2 Ultra400 - Athlon XP3200+, 1GB DDR, R9600XT 128MB

Unlike the other game benchmarks shown so far in this review, we see more differentiation between the different chipsets here Relic’s latest game. The ABIT AG8 posts results significantly slower than the DDR2 915P, but still a bit faster than the non-RAID Chaintech brother.