Gigabyte GV-R9700pro Review (2)

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Gigabyte GV-R9700pro Review (2)
Overclocker 2 Sep 2002

Benchmarking

We conduct the a number of tests on the setup with the following configuration :

Test System:

Intel Pentium 4 2.8
Shuttle AS45GTR SiS 648 mainboard running DDR333 Async mode CAS 2, 2-2-5
Maxtor D740X-6L ATA133 7200RPM
AOPEN 40X CDROM
Gigabyte GV-R9700pro ATi drivers 6.13.1.6143
Corsair 512MB XMS3200 DDR400 module
Channelwell 375W AMD Approved PSU

Madonion 3DMark2001SE Build 330 and Overclocking

Benchmarking and overclocking the GV-R97000Pro is quite exciting. By default 325/310 (core/memory), we used the latest edition of the software tool Powerstrip 3.20 build 304 to tune up the Core and later the memory. When we run at 378/337.25, we are able to achieve a score of 15272 3DMarks.

If we compare both the Chaintech Ti4600 default and R9700Pro default, we can see that the R9700Pro is definitely leading the GF4 Ti4600 by around a 1400 points or 10.8%.

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