In the XCube's BIOS settings, we find all the usual memory tweaks we'd expect from a decent motherboard. CAS Latency, RAS to CAS and RAS Precharge are all present. We can select the frequency at which the memory runs, 333, 400 or 533 MHz. As you can see there are also a few PCI Express options for users to play with.

According to the BIOS, the motherboard can be tuned from 200-400 MHz FSB in 1 MHz increments. It doesn't look like anyone will ever hit those speeds with this PC though. Maximum memory voltage is 2.775V, and NB is 1.6V, but there are no CPU voltage adjustments.

PCStats Test System Specs:

processor: intel pentium 4 3.2e clock speed: 16 x 200 mhz = 3.2 ghz 16 x 244 mhz = 3.9 ghz motherboards: gigabyte ga-8anxp-d (925x)* gigabyte ga-8gpnxp (915p)** albatron mars px915g pro (915g)** aopen ex915 xcube (915g)* videocard: albatron trinity pc5900* gigabyte gv-nx57128d** memory: 2x 256mb samsung pc3700 (ddr2) 2x 256mb corsair twinx 3200ll hard drive: 40gb western digital special ed cdrom: nec 52x cd-rom powersupply: vantec 400b ion software setup windowsxp build 2600 intel inf 5.10.1012 forceware 60.85 workstation benchmarks sysmark 2004 business winstone 2002 content creation 2002 winbench 99 sisoft sandra 2004 super pi pcmark2002 pcmark04 3dmark2001se aquamark3 comanche 4 x2: the threat ut2003

* - albatron geforcepcx 5900 videocard used. ** gigabyte geforcepcx 5750 videocard used.