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- Nov 11, 2001
I have been researching for the purpose of a new z77 mobo purchase.
What I havent found is a direct comparison between the major brands as far as system bench's. What I would like to know is if there is any major difference in superpi, wprime or ucbench performance that is tied to a manufacturer. on the p67 platform the gigabyte boards seemed to dominate 3d01 for a while at the start, I know that asus did catch up but took them awhile to do so.
as far as performance is concerned, what is the best choice mobo right now. The question should be recieved as what a bencher would want, as I dont game much at all.
I am fairly dissapointed with Asus's offerings as they are generally the most expensive at a given level of board, they also dont come with the usb3.0 breakout box, and for the most part dont have onboard switches. Not that these are deal breakers, but at the price level it seems they are scrubbing us for the most dollars without any concern for what we recieve i the way of value
What I havent found is a direct comparison between the major brands as far as system bench's. What I would like to know is if there is any major difference in superpi, wprime or ucbench performance that is tied to a manufacturer. on the p67 platform the gigabyte boards seemed to dominate 3d01 for a while at the start, I know that asus did catch up but took them awhile to do so.
as far as performance is concerned, what is the best choice mobo right now. The question should be recieved as what a bencher would want, as I dont game much at all.
I am fairly dissapointed with Asus's offerings as they are generally the most expensive at a given level of board, they also dont come with the usb3.0 breakout box, and for the most part dont have onboard switches. Not that these are deal breakers, but at the price level it seems they are scrubbing us for the most dollars without any concern for what we recieve i the way of value