Asus P5N32-E SLI Plus

February 6, 2007 | 14:53

Tags: #590 #650 #650i #extreme #mcp #nforce #overclocking #performance #plus #review #sli #stability #striker

Companies: #amd #asus #nvidia

Xvid Encoding:

We tested video encoding performance using VirtualDub-MPEG version 1.6.15 and a multithreaded version of the Xvid codec, along with the LAME MT MP3 encoder for encoding audio. We did a two-pass encode of a 15-minute 276MB digital TV recording with a target file size of 100MB.

Asus P5N32-E SLI Plus Multimedia Encoding

Xvid encoding is still faster on the Intel chipset P965 boards but the P5N32-E SLI Plus is a second or so faster than the Striker Extreme and only has a second SLI overhead. Overall it's still exceptionally fast.

MP3 Encoding:

We used LAME MT for our audio encoding test - it's the multi-threaded version of the popular LAME MP3 encoder. We ran tests with both Intel's and Microsoft's compilers - naturally, the Intel compiler resulted in some performance increases on Intel's processors. We converted all 18 tracks from Moby's popular Play album to a 192kbps variable bit-rate MP3.

Asus P5N32-E SLI Plus Multimedia Encoding

Asus P5N32-E SLI Plus Multimedia Encoding

MP3 encoding is only a second slower on average than the rest of the boards, but decoding is overall a second or so slower than the Striker Extreme and a few seconds slower than the P965 boards.
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