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ASUS P5K-E WiFi-AP Motherboard
Graphics Benchmarks
All effects were set to their lowest setting, and run at 1024x768 without anisotropic filtering or anti-aliasing, to highlight general throughput and minimize GPU bottlenecking. 3DMark06 The de facto standard in synthetic video benchmarking. Results are in 3DMarks, and higher is better.
3DMark06
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10564
10381
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3DMarks
13000
398
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3DMarks
13000
Half-Life 2: Episode 1 Using our own timedemo, we test the deservedly ubiquitous DirectX 9.c Source Engine. Results are in FPS, and higher is better.
Half-Life 2 Episode 1
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163
141
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FPS
200
14
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0
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FPS
200
Prey Using our own timedemo, we test the ingeniously modified OpenGL Doom3 Engine. Results are in FPS, and higher is better.
Prey
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208
199
197
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FPS
250
36
0
0
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FPS
250
BIOS and Overclocking The BIOS options are more than enough to satisfy the overclocker on a budget. It allows fine-tuning of the major memory settings and liberal voltage options, certainly promising more than what the hardware could actually tolerate. Overclocking was literally straightforward. It went until it came to a wall. Fortunately, that wall is quite a long way away from stock, and I got an incredible 3.33GHz from a 2.4GHz processor. The FSB, however, broke at 400; not that the CPU could really exceed that, but the FSB wouldn't go a single 10,000,000 hertz past 400, even if I skipped past the next few million. Once I hit the CPU's wall, it wouldn't go past it, even with better voltage, but maybe a lot of negative BTU could give it a little more reach.
Overclocking
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600
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280
235
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600
400
280
266
0
MHz
600
Page 1: Introduction, Layout, and Bundle
Page 2: Test Setup and General Benchmarks Page 3: Graphics Benchmarks & Bios and Overclocking Page 4: Conclusion 
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1 User Comment 1 - Posted by
benny
on June 13, 2008 - 10:42 am You made the comment that the P5B-VM and P5K-E boards were running almost the same benchmarks. Take a look at your CPU and RAM. The CPU max fsb is 1066, and the RAM is ddr2 800. That is the max for the P5B. Of course it will run the same on the P5K, it is limited by the CPU and RAM speeds. Why not try an E8400 (fsb 1333) and DDR2 1066 on the P5K and re-run those benchmarks?
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