EVGA 680i LT Motherboard
5. Installation
Review Pages
1. Introduction
2. Comparison between 680i and 680i LT
3. The Package
4. BIOS
5. Installation
6. Everest Ultimate Edition 2006 - SiSoft Sandra
7. PCMARK - 3DMARK
8. Science Mark - PovRay - Nero Digital
9. CINEBENCH -SuperPI
10. F.E.A.R - Prey
11. Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - Half Life
12. Overclocking
13. Conclusion
2. Comparison between 680i and 680i LT
3. The Package
4. BIOS
5. Installation
6. Everest Ultimate Edition 2006 - SiSoft Sandra
7. PCMARK - 3DMARK
8. Science Mark - PovRay - Nero Digital
9. CINEBENCH -SuperPI
10. F.E.A.R - Prey
11. Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - Half Life
12. Overclocking
13. Conclusion
Using Everest Ultimate Edition 2007, we can get more information about the board:
Both North Bridge and South Bridge chipsets unveiled:
The latest BIOS was installed for all tests:
Let's now see how our CPU was identified by CPU-Z:
For comparison we post test results of the following motherboards:
- Asus P5B Deluxe with memory running at 534@5-5-5-15
- EVGA 680i LT with memory running at 534@5-5-5-15
- Foxconn P9657AB with memory running at 400@4-4-4-8
Review Pages
1. Introduction
2. Comparison between 680i and 680i LT
3. The Package
4. BIOS
5. Installation
6. Everest Ultimate Edition 2006 - SiSoft Sandra
7. PCMARK - 3DMARK
8. Science Mark - PovRay - Nero Digital
9. CINEBENCH -SuperPI
10. F.E.A.R - Prey
11. Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - Half Life
12. Overclocking
13. Conclusion
2. Comparison between 680i and 680i LT
3. The Package
4. BIOS
5. Installation
6. Everest Ultimate Edition 2006 - SiSoft Sandra
7. PCMARK - 3DMARK
8. Science Mark - PovRay - Nero Digital
9. CINEBENCH -SuperPI
10. F.E.A.R - Prey
11. Splinter Cell Chaos Theory - Half Life
12. Overclocking
13. Conclusion