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SiSoft Sandra Benchmarks

SiSoftware Sandra (the System ANalyser, Diagnostic and Reporting Assistant) is an information & diagnostic utility. It should provide most of the information (including undocumented) you need to know about your hardware, software and other devices whether hardware or software. Sandra provides similar level of information to Norton SI, Quarterdeck WinProbe/Manifest, etc. The Win32 version is 32-bit and comes in both ANSI (legacy for Windows 98/Me systems) and native Unicode (Windows NT4/200X/.Net) formats. The Win64 version is 64-bit and comes in native Unicode format.

Do note that all the SANDRA benchmarks are synthetic and thus are may not tally with real-life performance. The latter stands for whatever your environment is, i.e. which applications you run with what amount of data and so on. It is up to you to decide whether what Sandra measures is what you want to measure.

• Download SANDRA (special Guru3D.com edition)

Here you can find the scores of Sandra:

Above you can see the CPU perormance. It's a tad faster than the competition from gigabyte with exactly the same chipset. These differences however are marginal and can be considered NIL.

Here we can see memory performance. Close .. very very close to each other. That's really good bandwidth at 333 MHz.

PC Mark 2002PCMark2002 Pro measures and makes a diagnosis of your computers performance under home and office usage. It has the capability to test all types of PCs, laptops and workstations using 39 comprehensive performance benchmarking tests. Although PCMark2002 Pro is a full-fledged professional benchmark, its exceptional ease-of-use makes even novice users feel comfortable in testing their own systems.

The integrated Online Result Browser service compares your results with PCs for all PCMark2002 tests with other results submitted by PCMark2002 users around the world. Submitted results will help you get reliable information about your hardware and help you decide which hardware is the optimal upgrade for your system.

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Again we can see how close the 845PE chipsets are, for the sake of some more performance results I included some other processor results also. Bare in mind that the mainboard we tested ran an 2400 MHz Pentium 4 Processor.