Fhqwhgads6680
07-15-2007, 07:23 PM
Ok Guys I just got my DS3p gigabyte p35 board. I had the 965 base ds3 Rev1.3 here and thought hey, I could do a comparison between them. And wahla!
System Specs:
e4400 @ 2.7ghz for most tests
2x1gb Gskil hz's
Ds3p- p35 OR Ds3 Rev 1.3
Ok first I want to say that people should draw there own conclusions. These are just my findings, and there could be variations other than the chipset that are effecting performance
Also, This is a very untweaked xp install, and I am on a 4400 here so the cache hurts spi alot keep that in mind. Main thing is to look at times from both boards at same cpu/ram timings. Also The Same exact installation was used with the same amount of processes running. Also... my 4400 sucks lol... this thing pales in comparison to my old 6300, so thats something else to keep in mind.
now on with the show!
This is a staight boot @ 2.7ghz on the 965p only ram voltage changed:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_6_6_18_2t_965p_2-1.jpg
This is the same exact bios settings straight boot on the p35
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_6_6_18_P35_2.jpg
This is at 5-5-5-15 on the 965
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_5_5_15_2t_965p_2.jpg
And 5-5-5-15 on the p35
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_5_5_15_P35_2.jpg
Now 4-4-4-5 on 965p
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_4_4_4_5_2t_965p_2.jpg
And 4-4-4-5 on the p35
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_4_4_4_5_2t_P35_2.jpg
This is also 4-4-4-5 on the 965p but it had an option for "memory performance enchance" in the bios... so I gave it a go on fast. Turbo was not bootable. Gave a small increase but still not able to catch the p35:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_4_4_4_5_2t_965p_fast_2.jpg
Now, I tried for the highest stable frequency on the Cpu I could. first is the 965p and I could BARELY get this board to boot this crappy chip @ 3.1ghz. Now at this frequency I couldn't even run 1m spi and I tried all the way up to 1.6v. I did get the chip to pass orthos at 3.05 ghz for 20 min before it failed but I didn't get a screen.
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/highest_965_2.jpg
Now the p35, same exact chip and ram, I was able to get this thing ORTHOS stable @ 3.2ghz! I had it run for 2+hrs, but I accidentally closed orthos before I got my screenie, so I re-ran for 30 min. This is @ 1.55v Cpu temps on my Ultra 120 extreme were a little toasty in orthos reading just under 60c
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/highest_p35_2.jpg
So I found that not only does the p35 oc better, (150mhz better on same chip under same conditions) But it also seems to have a clock for clock advantage aswell. Not to mention the better quad ocing. Now, I know that there are probably other 965 boards that could probably catch up I am guessing, but I put this together with what I had, and since these boards are pretty similar in bios options I think its a decent comparison... Hope it helps!
Brandon J
System Specs:
e4400 @ 2.7ghz for most tests
2x1gb Gskil hz's
Ds3p- p35 OR Ds3 Rev 1.3
Ok first I want to say that people should draw there own conclusions. These are just my findings, and there could be variations other than the chipset that are effecting performance
Also, This is a very untweaked xp install, and I am on a 4400 here so the cache hurts spi alot keep that in mind. Main thing is to look at times from both boards at same cpu/ram timings. Also The Same exact installation was used with the same amount of processes running. Also... my 4400 sucks lol... this thing pales in comparison to my old 6300, so thats something else to keep in mind.
now on with the show!
This is a staight boot @ 2.7ghz on the 965p only ram voltage changed:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_6_6_18_2t_965p_2-1.jpg
This is the same exact bios settings straight boot on the p35
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_6_6_18_P35_2.jpg
This is at 5-5-5-15 on the 965
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_5_5_15_2t_965p_2.jpg
And 5-5-5-15 on the p35
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_5_5_5_15_P35_2.jpg
Now 4-4-4-5 on 965p
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_4_4_4_5_2t_965p_2.jpg
And 4-4-4-5 on the p35
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_4_4_4_5_2t_P35_2.jpg
This is also 4-4-4-5 on the 965p but it had an option for "memory performance enchance" in the bios... so I gave it a go on fast. Turbo was not bootable. Gave a small increase but still not able to catch the p35:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/2700_4_4_4_5_2t_965p_fast_2.jpg
Now, I tried for the highest stable frequency on the Cpu I could. first is the 965p and I could BARELY get this board to boot this crappy chip @ 3.1ghz. Now at this frequency I couldn't even run 1m spi and I tried all the way up to 1.6v. I did get the chip to pass orthos at 3.05 ghz for 20 min before it failed but I didn't get a screen.
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/highest_965_2.jpg
Now the p35, same exact chip and ram, I was able to get this thing ORTHOS stable @ 3.2ghz! I had it run for 2+hrs, but I accidentally closed orthos before I got my screenie, so I re-ran for 30 min. This is @ 1.55v Cpu temps on my Ultra 120 extreme were a little toasty in orthos reading just under 60c
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb194/fhqwhgads6680/highest_p35_2.jpg
So I found that not only does the p35 oc better, (150mhz better on same chip under same conditions) But it also seems to have a clock for clock advantage aswell. Not to mention the better quad ocing. Now, I know that there are probably other 965 boards that could probably catch up I am guessing, but I put this together with what I had, and since these boards are pretty similar in bios options I think its a decent comparison... Hope it helps!
Brandon J