Intel 865 Drivers

Test notes We tested the 865PE and 865G against six of their closest competitors, including the SiS 655, which has dual-channel DDR memory support. Watch for several key things in the benchmark results. First, you can see how the 865PE and 865G stack up against older chipsets with a top bus speed of 533MHz. For the time being, these chipsets are the 865's primary competition, even if they don't support a higher bus speed. Next, we've tested the 865G both with and without its integrated graphics enabled. The 865G does perform a little differently than the 865PE, even without graphics, because of its graphics-enabled memory controller.

Also, watch to see how having integrated turned on affects the 865G's overall performance. Some memory bandwidth will be dedicated to graphics, slowing overall system performance to some degree. Also, watch the battle between the 865PE and 875P to see the impact of Intel's PAT. The 875 has it, and the 865PE doesn't. Otherwise, they're essentially the same. You can decide whether PAT is worth a price premium. Finally, we've included scores for an Intel 845PE-based Abit BH7 motherboard with its front-side bus overclocked to 800MHz and its single memory channel at DDR400 speeds, just for kicks.

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The 845PE is overclocked in this scenario, so nothing it does will be official, but the results should be officially interesting to see. Our testing methods As ever, we did our best to deliver clean benchmark numbers. Tests were run at least twice, and the results were averaged. Our test systems were configured like so.