EVGA SR-X Classified Review
SiSoft Sandra
Published: 22nd June 2012 | Source: EVGA | Price: £550est |
SiSoft Sandra
Sandra has tightens things up considerably, but there is still no denying that the EVGA is shaded by the ASUS. The Processor MultiMedia test on the E5-2687W's is particularly poor in comparison. Normally we wouldn't worry about a point here and there, but when all the tests are showing a little drop-off, it has to be mentioned.
Processor Arithmetic
Processor MultiMedia
Most Recent Comments
What a let down :/Quote
Shocking that the Asus board is better than this, especially with EVGA's track record with the SR2.Quote
COOL PINK!
It will look great with the ugly collection of Nctua fans I have! I can make the UGLY TACKY RIG!Quote
It will look great with the ugly collection of Nctua fans I have! I can make the UGLY TACKY RIG!Quote
This smells of not being a finished product. I envisage a re-review in a number of months.Quote
I never understand why anybody would buy a board like this. £500 for a mobo you could spend that money on a 7970 or a 680 that what matters when gaming. the graphics cards are a lot more important no need for two CPU's that are going to cost you £3000.Quote
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