Shuttle SN26P with SLI

System Setup

AMD Athlon 64 FX-57 (operating at 14x200 - 2800MHz); Shuttle SN26P; 2x512MB Corsair XMS3200 XL Pro (operating at 200MHz, 2.0-2-2-10 1T); 2x GeForce 6800 GT's (operating at 350/1000MHz); Western Digital Caviar 250GB Hard drive; Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2; DirectX 9.0c; NVIDIA Forceware 77.76; NForce 4 Standalone chipset drivers 6.53.

AMD Athlon 64 FX-57 (operating at 14x200 - 2800MHz); DFI LANParty nF4 SLI-DR; 2x512MB Corsair XMS3200 XL Pro (operating at 200MHz, 2.0-2-2-10 1T); 2x GeForce 6800 GT's (operating at 350/1000MHz); Western Digital Caviar 250GB Hard drive; Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2; DirectX 9.0c; NVIDIA Forceware 77.76; NForce 4 Standalone chipset drivers 6.53.

Gaming Performance

Summary:

The SN26P is generally marginally slower than the DFI LANParty nF4 SLI-DR in gaming scenarios, but only by 1% or so . The only game where we found the SN26P to stuggle a little was F.E.A.R., where the minimum framerate we recorded was 4 fps slower. Having said that, both systems stuggled with F.E.A.R., as is the way with such an intensive game engine.