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ASUS P6T Deluxe X58 Motherboard Review

Motherboards & CPUs · Author Dimitar Dinchev a.k.a. Veseliq · December 7, 2008 · 23360 reads · ★★★★☆ (16 votes)

  1. ASUS P6T Deluxe X58 Motherboard Review
  2. Page 2 - Packaging, Contents and First look on the mobo
  3. Page 3 - Closer look, Rear I/O, BIOS and Overclocking Potential
  4. Page 4 - Testing Methods
  5. Page 5 - Performance: SATA, eSATA, USB 2.0
  6. Page 6 - Performance: Cinebench 10
  7. Page 7 - Performance: WPrime, SuperPI
  8. Page 8 - Performance: Memory (Everest Ultimate 4.60)
  9. Page 9 - Performance: Memory (SiSoft Sandra Lite XII.SP2c)
  10. Page 10 - Performance: DivX compression and image operations
  11. Page 11 - Performance: WinRAR
  12. Page 12 - Performance: Gaming (3DMark Vantage, Crysis, Crysis Warhead)
  13. Page 13 - Performance: Gaming (Far Cry 2, Enemy Territory: QW, World in Conflict)
  14. Page 14 - Conclusion

Page 8 - Performance: Memory (Everest Ultimate 4.60)

Page 8 - Performance: Memory (Everest Ultimate 4.60)


Everest Ultimate


After all that talk about the integrated memory controller and the tree channel capability, we must take a closer look at how things actually will turn out:

you need to upgrade your flash player


you need to upgrade your flash player


you need to upgrade your flash player


you need to upgrade your flash player


Blimey! Delay of answer in communication with memory is nearly twice lower with Nehalem! Read, write and copy speed with the 3 memory sticks with Core i7 965 XE vary between 2 and 3 times high compares to the ones with dual or quad Core 2 processor using memory at the same frequency and timings. With the ever increasing software demands to the memory, this could prove to be extremely big advantage, not to mention the faster responding system resulting from it.

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