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    AOpen AX4SG Max - Benchmarks with and without PBE

    Posted on Monday, June 30 2003 @ 04:54:26 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Soon we will have a review of the AOpen AX4SG Max motherboard which is based on the Intel Springdale chipset. Today however we will be taking a look on the Performance Boosting Engine (PBE ) function from AOpen which is added in the new BIOS for this motherboard. The Performance Boosting Engine is similar to Intels Performance Acceleration Technology (PAT) which is for the Canterwood chipsets only.


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