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SUPERMICRO X8DA3
Test Results and Conclusion
So we've run our standard set of benchmarks on XP
SP3. Too bad Win7 isn't final yet...
Anyhow, below are the results shown with other Xeons
and the latest Phenom II 955, also humming at
3.2GHz. We test with HT on and off. As
you can see, having HT off only had a significant
advantage in the DVD Shrink test. Leaving it
on caused DVD Shrink to slow to a near-crawl.
|
MB/CPU |
Mem |
DVD Shrink 3.2* |
WinRAR 3.62 |
Full Power |
Idle Power |
Memtest86: L1/ L2/ Main |
Prime 95, last # |
Super Pi Mod, 1M |
|
Full CPU |
Low CPU |
|
X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT on |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
19:00 |
3214 |
386 |
239 |
212 |
159604, unk, 42001 |
4.598 ms |
12.984s |
|
X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT off |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
6:13 |
3157 |
331 |
201 |
201 |
159604, unk, 42001 |
4.417 ms |
12.421s |
|
M4A79T Deluxe,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
8:29 |
2359 |
212 |
162 |
102 |
39688, 17471, 8979 |
6.577 ms |
21.422s |
|
GA-MA790FXT-UD5P,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
8:39 |
2330 |
247 |
162 |
110 |
39688, 17471, 8979 |
6.569 ms |
21.516s |
|
X7DWA-N,
2x X5482 |
DDR2-667 FBD quad-ch |
11:16 |
2092 |
-- |
236 |
212 |
52461, unk, 20916 |
4.978 ms |
15.047s |
|
S5396,
2x X5450 |
DDR2-667 FBD quad-ch |
9:17 |
1755 |
-- |
-- |
199 |
49058, unk, 4095 |
5.331 ms |
15.609s |
*DVD is My Fellow
Americans ripped to HDD. DVD Shrink compresses
the entire rip to 53.7%, with deep analysis, and the
'sharp' adaptive error compensation setting, to
another HDD folder. Analysis files deleted
prior to tests.
|
MB/CPU |
Mem |
GPU |
Cinebench10 |
3D Mark03 |
3D Mark05 |
3D Mark06 |
|
OpenGL |
1 CPU |
n CPU |
CPU Test1 |
CPU Test2 |
CPU Test1 |
CPU Test2 |
CPU Test1 |
CPU Test2 |
|
X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT on |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
HD2400 |
-- |
3635 |
23907 |
163.9 |
31.7 |
5.8 |
12.5 |
2.627 |
3.437 |
|
X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT off |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
HD2400 |
-- |
3188 |
20596 |
143.7 |
24.6 |
6.0 |
9.5 |
2.425 |
3.161 |
|
M4A79T Deluxe,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
HD2400 |
-- |
2939 |
10450 |
180.0 |
41.2 |
7.1 |
13.3 |
1.593 |
2.308 |
|
GA-MA790FXT-UD5P,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
HD2400 |
-- |
2946 |
10456 |
180.2 |
41.1 |
7.0 |
13.3 |
1.587 |
2.311 |
|
X7DWA-N,
2x X5482 |
DDR2-667 FBD quad-ch |
2x HD2400 Xfire |
3112 |
3883 |
23570 |
186.8 |
34.8 |
8.0 |
11.7 |
2.626 |
3.110 |
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X7DWA-N,
2x X5482 |
DDR2-667 FBD quad-ch |
HD2400 |
-- |
3883 |
23570 |
186.8 |
34.8 |
8.0 |
11.7 |
2.626 |
3.110 |
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S5396,
2x X5450 |
DDR2-667 FBD quad-ch |
HD2400 |
-- |
3658 |
22421 |
130.6 |
22.3 |
6.2 |
7.8 |
2.500 |
3.044 |
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MB/CPU |
Mem |
Everest
Ultimate Edition |
|
CL-RCD-RP-RAS |
Mem
Read |
Mem
Write |
Mem Copy |
Mem Latency |
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X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT on |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
9-9-9-24 CR1 |
13646 MB/s |
6660 MB/s |
9988 MB/s |
65.0 ns |
|
X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT off |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
9-9-9-24 CR1 |
14375 MB/s |
6681 MB/s |
10090 MB/s |
64.8 ns |
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M4A79T Deluxe,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
11-11-11-30 CR1 |
8651 MB/s |
6656 MB/s |
9140 MB/s |
52.9 ns |
|
GA-MA790FXT-UD5P,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
11-11-11-30 CR1 |
8646 MB/s |
6505 MB/s |
9211 MB/s |
53.6 ns |
|
X7DWA-N,
2x X5482 |
DDR2-667 FBD quad-ch |
5-5-5-15 |
3748 MB/s |
6980 MB/s |
5366 MB/s |
103.1 ns |
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MB/CPU |
Mem |
Everest
Ultimate Edition |
|
CPU Queen |
CPU PhotoWorxx |
CPU ZLib |
CPU AES |
FPU Julia |
FPU Mandel |
FPU SinJulia |
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X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT on |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
51413 |
29722 |
206197 KB/s |
50956 |
24598 |
13131 |
11948 |
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X8DA3,
2x W5580, HT off |
12GB DDR3-1333 2x 3-channel |
34383 |
26745 |
42293 KB/s |
48593 |
18997 |
12303 |
7868 |
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M4A79T Deluxe,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
19927 |
48299 |
86055 KB/s |
23202 |
16150 |
10760 |
16589 |
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GA-MA790FXT-UD5P,
PhenomII X4 955 |
DDR3-1600, 2x 2GB |
19975 |
48047 |
85797 KB/s |
23211 |
16120 |
10761 |
16547 |
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X7DWA-N,
2x X5482 |
DDR2-667 FBD quad-ch |
34858 |
21270 |
160835 KB/s |
47593 |
46628 |
22843 |
37859 |
Supermicro again produces a
top-notch board for the latest and greatest of
Intel Xeon processors. Performance is
superb, and motherboard layout is well-though
out. Perhaps the use of PCI-X or
additional PCIe slots should have been
considered in lieu of the PCI33. For
workstations and servers, PCI33 is of very
little use especially with the audio already
on-board. Nevertheless, the numbers speak
for themselves, and any other issue is simply
pales in comparison to the outright beauty of
the design, and stability of its performance.
We shall see how others stack up against this
one!
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