System Setup and Notes
Hardware
MotherboardsShuttle XPC SN95G5, NVIDIA nForce3 250 Ultra, Socket 939, AGP8X, DDR-I
MSI K8T Gem (MSI 6702E), VIA K8T800 Pro, Socket 939, AGP8X, DDR-I
ASUS SK8V, VIA K8T800, Socket 940, AGP8X, DDR-I
Processors
AMD Athlon FX-53, Socket 939
AMD Athlon FX-51, Socket 940
Graphics Cards
ASUS Radeon 9800 XT 256MB, AGP8X
Memory
1GB (2 x 512MB) Corsair XMS3500RE - 2-3-2-6 - Socket 940 system
512MB (2 x 256MB) Corsair XMS3200LLPT - 2-2-2-6 - SN95G5 system
1GB (2 x 256MB) Corsair XMS3200LLPT - 2-3-2-6 - K8T Gem system
Hard Disks
1 x 36.6GB Western Digital Raptor SATA
Software
Windows XP Professional w/ SP1ATI CATALYST 4.1
VIA Hyperion 4.51v (VIA K8T800 and VIA K8T800 Pro)
NVIDIA nForce Unified Driver 4.27
DirectX 9.0b End User Runtime
HEXUS Pifast
Sciencemark 2.0
KribiBench v1.1
LAME 3.92MMX encoding U2's Pop album at 192CBR
Realstorm Raytracing Benchmark
3DMark 2001SE
3DMark03
Painkiller
Notes
The SN95G5 gets to fight the HEXUS FX-53 review system, powered by MSI's K8T Gem mainboard, and my usual Socket 940 test platform housing Socket 940 FX-51, run at FX-53 speeds (12X multiplier). The SN95G5 is at a slight disadvatange with only 512MB of memory, but runs tighter memory timings at 2-2-2-6. Bear that in mind when considering the benchmark results.CPU-Z System Information
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