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ASUS P5RD1-V - PAGE 7
Tom Karpik - Monday, July 11th, 2005

LAME MP3 Encoding

There’s nothing to see here – move along, please. All five of our competitors score more or less identically.

XviD Encoding With Auto Gordian Knot

While we only have XviD results available for three of our five motherboards (XviD was not always a standard motherboard benchmark in our lab), we can see that the P5RD1-V is a full minute behind the AA8XE and nForce 4 for Intel reference systems.

TMPGEnc MPEG2 Encoding

The lack of results for our Gigabyte 8ANXP-D and Soltek 915GPro-FGR is for the same reason as above. Here the P5RD1-V manages to hold its own, losing to the top-notch AA8XE only by a meager 15 seconds for a nearly 10-minute-long encoding process.


Article Index

1.Introduction
2.A Closer Look At The Radeon XPRESS 200
3.A Closer Look At The ASUS P5RD1-V
4.Hardware and Test Setup
5.Business Winstone and Multimedia Content Creation
6.HDTach and SiSoft Sandra
7.MP3, XviD, and MPEG2 Encoding
8.Call of Duty and Comanche 4
9.Doom 3 and Half-Life 2
10.Halo and Jedi Knight 2
11.Unreal Tournament 2004 and X2 Rolling Demo
12.Overclocking and Final Thoughts

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