EVGA SR-X Classified Review
CineBench and POV-Ray
Published: 22nd June 2012 | Source: EVGA | Price: £550est |
CineBench
Things stabilise in Maxon's CineBench R11.5. Both CPU types on both boards give very similar results, even if the SR-X is once again a little behind, particularly with the 2660s.
POV-Ray
Moving on to POV-Ray we find the single CPU results to be nearly identical, and it's only when the whole system is working as one that a variance appears. It will surprise none of you to learn that of the two systems available, the EVGA SR-X is the one that is just in the shade.
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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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