P67 Roundup Part Two
tacohunter52 - September 8, 2011» Discuss this article (3)
Testing:
The first part of our testing will be the system specific benchmarks.
Let's get started with Apophysis. This program is used primarily to render and generate fractal flame images. We will run this benchmark with the following settings:
- Resolution: 2750 x 2048
- Quality: 500
- Limit Memory use: 512MB
The measurement used is time to render, in minutes, to complete.
Lower is Better
WinRAR is a tool to archive and compress large files to a manageable size. We will use 100MB and 500MB files to test the time needed to compress these files. Time will be measured in seconds. Additionally, I will use the built-in benchmark as a comparison.
ZIP:
Lower is Better
Lower is Better
RAR:
Lower is Better
Lower is Better
Geekbench 2.1 provides a comprehensive set of benchmarks engineered to quickly and accurately measure processor and memory performance. Designed to make benchmarks easy to run and easy to understand, Geekbench takes the guesswork out of producing robust and reliable benchmark results.
Higher is Better
When it comes down to it, all the motherboards performed the same with extremely minimal performance differences. If you want to start nitpicking, you could say that the ASUS boards came out slightly ahead of Sapphire's offering.

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