DFI LANPARTY nF4 SLI-DR Review --- TheThirdMedia Hardware

SiSoft Sandra 2004

AIDA32

Cachemem

Surprisingly, the DFI SLI-DR motherboard does show a small gain in memory performance over the other SLI motherboards. Since the memory controller is in the CPU, they have obviously done some tweaking in the BIOS to account for this. We'll see how it reflects real world applications, if at all.

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   Last Page
   [1]· Summary
   [2]· Introduction and Specifications
   [3]· Board Layout and Features
   [4]· Included Software and Extras
   [5]· SLI Graphics Card Installation
   [6]· BIOS Features
   [7]· BIOS Features (cont'd)
   [8]· System Setup and Testing Methods
   [9]· Synthetic: SiSoft Sandra, AIDA32 and Cachemem
   [10]· Gaming: Quake III and UT2003
   [11]· Gaming: X2 and 3DMarks
   [12]· Gaming: Doom 3 and Far Cry 1.3
   [13]· Application: Winstones and World Bench 5
   [14]· Application: DivX, MP3 and Data Compression, PCMark04
   [15]· Professional: CineBench 2003 and KribiBench 1.1
   [16]· Professional: SPECviewperf 7.1
   [17]· Scientific: ScienceMark 2.0 Beta
   [18]· Issues and Conclusions
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