Gigabyte X58A-OC Sub Zero Review
3D Mark Vantage
Published: 27th June 2011 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: £256.79 |
3D Mark Vantage
Naturally there isn't really anything we can compare this too, so our results today are more of a comparative indication of things generally. The extra two cores and 1.6 GHz only improve the GTX590 by 4300 points of P-Score, showing that even at these medium settings the GTX590 isn't exactly CPU limited. In 3D Mark Vantage anyway. 43000 from a single card is pretty spectacular though.
In case you ever wonder how your setup compares to something as stupendously expensive and overclocked as this 990X/GTX590 combo, here is the 3D Mark Vantage screenshot.
Most Recent Comments
The Board is not only a looker but also a performance beast and if I was going x58 i'd definitely be tempted to buy it.
Bloody hell...
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TTL has got his bounce back after having his sub-zero cherry popped |
Locked yourself away with some hardware and dice!
I just got hold of one of these myself and an X5650 with some 8-8-8-24 1600MHz memory
- and as soon as my Noctua NH-D14 arrives I will be seeing where I can go with all this little setup
Whatever it's going to be a Great step up from my trusty aging Q6600 @ 3.5GHz
I Love this sense of anticipation

oh, and thanks for the great reviews, you saved me from buying a Thermolab Trinity. Budget was running low and seemed a great cooler for the price on other review sites...
But the D14 with its lack of thermal runaway kinda swung me ~_^



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