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3D Mark 2001SE, 1024x768 - Default
3D Mark is one of those benchmark apps that will eat up as much processing power as it can. Benchmarks were run at default 1024x768, as I felt 640x480 is getting to be fairly pointless.
No real difference. Any nForce 2 board will do, but if you want to nitpick, the NF7-M does improve upon the MSI.
Unreal Tournament 2003
UT2K3 s a real system killer, and can bring many systems to its knees. We used the scripts written by , which are excellent tools in testing various resolutions and detail levels. We selected the CPU test, which uses the dm-inferno map.
Dead even this time around. Neither board will let you down if gaming is your thing.
Quake 3 Arena, 640x480 - Fastest
It's getting old, I know, but Quake 3 is still a decent benchmark for almost anything. For motherboards and CPUs, we run at the lowest settings and fire away.
It's not a large difference, but the NF7-M ends up pulling out a win here.
Jedi Knight 2, 640x480 - Fastest
Another dead heat. Overall, the NF7-M has proven to be slightly faster than the K7N2G-ILSR, but not by much.
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Abit NF7-M : We take a look at Abit's latest nForce 2 solution, the NF7-M. It's based on the revision v1.2 PCB, and includes the nVidia nForce 2 IGP.
