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Slowly but surely, 133Mhz front side bus speeds are becoming the evident standard being set. More so due to the recent release of the Intel Coppermine line of CPUs. For those of you who don't know, the Coppermine is actually the name given to the newest edition of Intel Pentium III CPUs.
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System Spec's
Okay... Now here we
go with the performance testing of the Soltek 67KV. The following hardware
configuration was used to put the board through the benchmarks
System
Configuration
Celeron 400 CPU
Soltek 67KV 133A
Motherboard
Soltek SL-02A++ Slocket Adapter
96MB PC100 SDRAM (CAS-2)
running at FSB + 33MHz
8.4GB Quantum Fireball CR
Winstone
Performance
For this
benchmark, Winstone 99 and Content Creation Winstone 2000 have been used to test
the overall performance of the test bed setup. Winstone 99 (Business Winstone
99) v1.2 is used to test the overall business performance of the computer system
by using applications such as MS Office 97, Lotus Smartsuite 97, etc. Content
Creation Winstone 2000 is a system-level, application-based benchmark that
measures a PC's overall performance when running today's Windows-based Internet
content creation applications. The test focuses on top-selling Internet content
creation applications.
Each test was run 3 times with the result being
the average value of the 3 test runs. Higher numbers indicate better
performance.
By looking at these figures, you can easily see
that this board is certainly a solid performer under the given set of
benchmarks. Under SiSoft Sandra 99, the memory performance was marginally less
than than a 440BX with the same configuration, but that too, only marginally.
Integer performance had a slightly wider gap than the floating point performance
when compared to a 440BX motherboard.
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