 |
Benchmarking Setup
Hardware
| CPU(s) |
Intel
Pentium III 800EB x 1
|
| Heatsink
& Fan |
Stock
Intel HSF
|
| Motherboard(s) |
Tyan
S2510 LE - Asus C2C2 i820
|
| Memory |
256MB MUSHKIN PC133 - CAS2 and 256MB PC800 Samsung RDRAM
|
| Hard
Drive(s) |
IBM
75GXP - 30GB -IDE
|
|
CD-ROM
|
Afreey
12X DVD-ROM - IDE
|
| Sound
Card |
None-None
|
| Video
Card |
Ati
(Onboard) -GeForce2 MX (LeadTek)
|
Software
| Operating
System |
Windows
2000
|
| Video
/ VIA Drivers |
6.18
|
| |
Benchmarking
Applications
|
| OpenGL |
|
| DirectX |
|
| Other |
ZD CPUmark 99, Sisoft Sandra 2000
|
Performance
|
Benchmark
|
ServerWorks
III LE
|
Intel
i820 Camino
|
|
ZD
Winbench 99 - CPU Mark
|
73.4
|
72.3
|
|
SiSoft
Sandra CPU Benchmark
|
2173
|
2190
|
|
SiSoft
Sandra FPU Benchmark
|
1056
|
1067
|
Conclusion
The Thunder LE S2510 is without doubts one featured server board. Spotting two
Intel Ethernet adapters, Onboard ATI Video and optional SCSI support easily
makes that board an interesting front end serving product. ServerWorks has done
a great job on the ServerSet LE chipset, featuring almost everything the 820-840
has to offer on the server arena, without Rambus support, this is most likely
to be the first choice for the ones seeking to build a server for the fraction
of the cost of an 820-840 system with Rambus memory. If you are looking for
an affordable server motherboard offering full Rack mount support and featuring
the ServerSet LE chipset, then the Thunder S2510 might just be your solution.
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