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Abit IN9 32X-MAX Review - PAGE 15
J. Micah Grunert - Thursday, March 15th, 2007


Well, it appears that the Abit IN9 32X-MAX does pretty well during the overclocking stages. Doom 3 saw a decent boost, though I would liked to have seen more for WinRAR. At least Quake 4 saw a nice jump in performance. Not ground breaking, but impressive to say the least. 

As for a very educated guess on my part; Quake 4 saw the biggest boost in performance due to its multi-core support. This would suggest that multi-core apps running on an overclocked Abit IN9 32X-MAX should preform noticeably better. Multi-core is the wave of the future after all.


Article Index

1.Introduction
2.The Chipset
3.Board Impressions
4.Bundled Hardware
5.The BIOS
6.Benchmarking Setup
7.Business Winstone & Content Creation
8.RightMark Memory & SiSoft Sandra
9.WinRAR & HDTach
10.Lame MP3, TMPGEnc & Xvid
11.Call of Duty & Comanche 4
12.Doom 3 & Quake 4
13.Halo, Jedi Knight & UT2K4
14.Overclocking
15.Doom 3, Quake 4, & WinRAR OC
16.RightMark Memory & SiSoft Sandra OC
17.Conclusion

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