Sandra is designed to test the theoretical power of a complete system and individual components. The numbers taken though are again, purely theoretical and may not represent real world performance.

SiSoft Sandra 2001 Benchmark Results
	Memory Benchmark (FSB/Memory)	Score ALU/FPU
1.	8KHA+ - 133/266 MHz	2055 MB/s / 1972 MB/s
2.	KR7A-133RAID - 133/266 MHz	2053 MB/s / 1978 MB/s
3.	8K3A+ - 133/333 MHz	2086 MB/s / 2017 MB/s
4.	AK35GTR Ver 2.2 - 133/333 MHz	2098 MB/s / 2053 MB/s
	Overclocked (FSB/Memory)
5.	8KHA+ - 166/333 MHz	2566 MB/s / 2418 MB/s
6.	KR7A-133RAID - 166/333 MHz	2526 MB/s / 2363 MB/s
7.	8K3A+ - 166/333 MHz	2547 MB/s / 2360 MB/s
8.	AK35GTR Ver 2.2 - 166/333 MHz	2551 MB/s / 2358 MB/s

The memory bandwidth is in line with what we expect form the chipsets, at stock speeds the KT333CE has a very slight lead which is not surprising since the RAM is running in DDR333 mode. When all the motherboards are overclocked to 166 MHz FSB (RAM at 333 MHz) all boards perform about the same. You will find the next part very interesting though. With RAM speeds at 200 MHz+ FSB's the memory bandwidth from the KT333CE is obviously not at the same level as the KT266A.