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XFX 58i Motherboard

Saturday, July 04, 2009

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This motherboard is the first to support Intel Core 7i on Nehalem architecture. Also it is the first motherboard to support NVIDIA 3-Way SLI or CrossFireX ATI, which means it allows more than 2 graphics cards to work simultaneously. It supports Intel technologies such as Turbo Boost, which allows processors to run faster than base operating frequencies and Quick Path Interconnect, which provides a point-to-point interconnection between processors and other system components.

Price: Rs 15,750 (2 years warranty)
Key Specs: 2 Gbe ports, 12 USB 2.0 ports, 3 PCI Express 2.0 ports
Contact: Rashi Peripherals, Mumbai
Tel: 67090828
Email: response@rptechindia.com
Website: www.rptechindia.com
SMS Buy 130792 to 56677

For reviewing this motherboard we used Core i7 3.2 GHz processor with 2 GB DDR3 RAM, Windows XP SP3 and NVIDIA 9600 GTX. It performed well in all our benchmarks. In 3D Mark 06 the score ticked to 12,673 3DMarks which is good as compared Gigabyte EP45-UD3P UD (reviewed May 09) which scored 10,460 on a similar test bed. In CineBench 10 it scored 14,878 CB-CPUs and in PCMark 05 it ticked 9,716 PCMarks which is also better than Gigabyte EP45-UD3P UD motherboard. Overall, the performance is considered good for this price.

Bottomline: These results suggest that it is a great choice for gamers and power users.

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