Zotac Z68-ITX WiFi Review
CineBench and 3D Mark 11
Published: 8th July 2011 | Source: Zotac | Price: £130 |
CineBench
Rendering is, as always, hugely demanding on a system and the Zotac Z68-ITX performs surprisingly well being on a par with similar stock results we've seen and only shaded in the overclocked scenario by the obvious smaller overclock it was able to deliver.
3D Mark 11
Finally despite the difficulties in getting the combination of cool overclocked CPU and discrete GPU to fit in the same board, the Zotac proves that big isn't necessarily better as it performs pretty well in 3D Mark 11, largely thanks to the full-fat PCIe x16 lane and the excellence of the GTX570.
Most Recent Comments
£12. Would have been good for testing purposes.
In fairness to the manufacturers, they'd not envisage the sense in buying an itx mobo and sticking a tower on it. You'd ideally be looking at the smallest case to fit the thing in with your low power cpu and possibly a 1u/2u type cooler.
For benching the thing, naturally you'll go with the best cooler you have at hand and clock the crap out of it the best you can.
These itx mobos are too expensive imo.Quote
but it is nice to know the developments of certain manufacturers
if it looks tacky and doesn't overclock very well, i ain't interested - lolQuote
The Prolimatech Samuel 17 is also a good choice.Quote