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MSI K9A2 Platinum 790FX Motherboard Review
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Posted on Tuesday, January 29 2008 @ 11:12:50 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck |
Neoseeker has published a review of MSI's K9A2 Platinum motherboard.
We pair this AMD 790FX based AM2 board with a couple of Phenom
processors to see how it performs and overclocks.
"I was quite pleased with how well the MSI K9A2 Platinum overclocked -
it managed to reach 270MHz HT speed stably; granted this is lower than
the 300MHz the M2N32-SLI can reach, but it is very good for a Socket
AM2 motherboard nonetheless.
As you saw from the charts, the 12x250 (3.0GHz) results were often
better than the 11x270 (2.97GHz) results. Unlike Intel's FSB based
architecture, the independent HyperTransport and memory channels mean
that there is not an "all critical" FSB that must be tuned as high as
possible. For AMD architectures, as long as the memory is running fast
enough to feed the cores, the absolute core speed will be more
important than the highest possible hypertransport speed."
Link: Neoseeker
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