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Abit KX7-333/KX7-333R DDR Athlon
Motherboard
Last updated: 10/3/2002
PERFORMANCE. An
Apples and Oranges comparison with simple WinTune 98 benchmarks provides
some insight into what one can expect from this AMD processor-based motherboard
as compared to some that have appeared over the last couple of years. These
benchmarks are rough comparison of computer technology based on five AMD
processors, five motherboard chipsets, the evolution and increasing amounts
of memory from 64 MBytes of 100 MHz PC100 to 256 MBytes of PC2700 DDR memory,
and changes in hard disk drives.
| Config |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
Mother-
board |
EpoX
MVP3G2 |
MSI
MS-6167 |
Abit
KT7-RAID |
EpoX
8KHA+ |
Abit
KX7-333 |
Abit
KX7-333 |
| Chipset |
VIA
MVP3 |
AMD
750 |
VIA
KT133 |
VIA
KT266A |
VIA
KT333 |
VIA
KT333 |
| Processor |
500
MHz
K6-2
Socket 7 |
650
MHz Athlon
(Classic)
Slot A |
1.1
GHz
Athlon
(Thunder-
bird)
Socket A |
1.4
GHz
Athlon
(Palomino)
XP 1600+ |
1.6
GHz
Athlon
(Palomino)
XP 1900+ |
1.6
GHz
Athlon
(Palomino)
XP 1900+ |
| Memory |
64
MBytes
PC100 |
128
MBytes
PC100 |
256
MBytes
PC133 |
256
MBytes
PC2100 |
256
MBytes
PC2700 |
256
MBytes
PC2700 |
| Operating
System |
Win
98 |
Win
98 |
Win
98 |
Win
98 |
Win
98 |
Win
98 |
| Hard
Disk |
WD64AA
6.4 GByte
5,400 RPM
ATA/66 |
WD273BA
27 GByte
7,200 RPM
ATA/66 |
WD300BB
30 GByte
7,200 RPM
ATA/66* |
WD300BB
30 GByte
7,200 RPM
ATA/100 |
Maxtor
539073H6
30 GByte
7,200 RPM
ATA/100 |
WD800
80 GByte
7,200 RPM
ATA/100 |
| CPU
Integer MIPS |
1072 |
1967 |
3341 |
4263 |
4864 |
4864 |
| CPU
Floating Point MFLOPS |
598 |
803 |
1369 |
1767 |
2018 |
2020 |
| Memory
MB/s |
724 |
1594 |
2868/2050* |
2478 |
2453 |
2455 |
| Cached
Disk MB/s |
81 |
124 |
160 |
278 |
297 |
290 |
| Uncached
Disk MB/s |
3.4 |
4.5 |
5.9 |
6.2 |
5.8 |
16.1 |
*The first number in the Abit KT7 memory read
test is comparable to those that went before it. The second number
is comparable to the tests with DDR memory that followed it. An explanation
is here.



The CPU Integer MIPS and Floating Point MFLOPS are of course
faster for the KX7-333 with the faster CPU. The memory test is about
the same as it's immediate predecessor. Undoubtedly, the 266 MHz DDR
Athlon FSB is a bottleneck.
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