The GA-8KNXP Ultra-64 offers end users all the memory timing adjustments we'd expect from a i875P motherboard including CAS latency, RAS to CAS, and RAS Precharge. Whatever you want it's here!

It seems like most manufacturers now offer some sort of dynamic overclocking feature... whether this a good thing, or not, is up to you. For testing we disabled the feature, but end users might like to keep it enabled for that extra kick when working with demanding applications.

FSB speeds can be adjusted from 200-355 MHz in 1 MHz increments. The AGP/PCI/SRC can be adjusted 1 MHz at a time, but that's not recommended especially if you're running Serial ATA HDD's. The maximum memory voltage is 2.8V, AGP 1.8V and CPU voltage 1.76V. Now, how about a little benchmarking!

PCStats Test System Specs:

processor : intel pentium 4 3.0c clock speed: 15 x 200 mhz = 3.0 ghz 15 x 220 mhz = 3.3 ghz motherboards: dfi lanparty 875b (i875p) albatron px865pe pro ii (i865pe) gigabyte 8ipe1000 pro2-w (i865pe) gigabyte 8s655tx ultra (sis 655tx) gigabyte 8knxp-ultra64 videocard: ati radeon 9800 pro memory: 2x 256mb corsair twinx3200ll hard drive : 40gb western digital special ed. cdrom: nec 52x cd -rom powersupply: vantec 470w stealth psu software setup windowsxp build 2600 via 4in1 4.49 catalyst 4.2 workstation benchmarks sysmark 2004 business winstone 2002 content creation 2002 winbench 99 sisoft sandra 2004 super pi pcmark2002 3dmark2001se aquamark3 comanche 4 x2: the threat ut2003