MSI Big Bang Marshal P67 Review
SiSoft Sandra
Published: 28th March 2011 | Source: MSI | Price: |
SiSoft Sandra
Processor Arithmetic
Sandra is very good at separating the processor away from the rest of the system and focussing in on how good the synergy between the processor and the motherboard are. In the case of the MSI Marshal it's clearly well refined with great performance at stock and trading punches with the Maximus IV when it's pushed to 5 GHz.
Processor Multi-Media
Once again the results at stock are very impressive and with the easy overclock it is like a freight train. Relentless number crunching abilities.
Most Recent Comments
Wow!... 5GHz on an i5 at only 1.464V.Quote
Great review Bryan and a stunning motherboard arguably MSI's finest aesthetically at least. Only issue i have with the thing is the bloody size i realize its getting more popular but there still isn't that many cases able to accommodate it. One thing that did confuse me though Bryan is you mentioned using a Nvidia 590 and AMD 6990 together in Lucid. I might be wrong but to the best of my knowledge Hydra Lucid does not support Lucid X Mode with dual GPU cards.Quote
Great Review!Quote
Excellent review as always.
Anyway that's an amazing board, one thing with the technical specs, it says it can't run 3 way SLI, so if you want to fill up all the slots you're pretty much stuck with AMD?Quote
Anyway that's an amazing board, one thing with the technical specs, it says it can't run 3 way SLI, so if you want to fill up all the slots you're pretty much stuck with AMD?Quote
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Originally Posted by Zeals
Excellent review as always. Anyway that's an amazing board, one thing with the technical specs, it says it can't run 3 way SLI, so if you want to fill up all the slots you're pretty much stuck with AMD? |
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