I feel your pain, but look at the bright side - I just realized that the X38 chipset delivers a better data throughput for the quad-core in multi-threaded apps than the P35, clock for clock. This is not easily seen with most single-threaded benches out there, as X38 bears little difference from it's outstanding brethren P35. In single or dual-threaded apps both chipsets trade blows, but X38 stands out where you want to fully realize your quad-core advantage. It's a better multi-tasker chipset I'd say. And that's why we invested in a quad-core, isn't it?
PS. After all, the X38/X48 was designed with better DDR3 performance in mind, therefore it is logical that it maintains a higher throughput performance in resource-contention situations. I hope more & more people will confirm my findings.





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