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Friday, 04 May 2007 01:45

MSI P6N-SLI Platinum review

Written by Eliot Kucharik

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Review: MSI P6N-SLI Platinum

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Last time we gave you an overview of the MSI P6N-SLI Platinum here. Today we will concentrate on overclocking and benchmarking it.

Testbed:

Motherboard:
MSI P6N-SLI Platinum (provided by MSI)
nForce 650i SLI SPP/430 MCP

CPU:
Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 (provided by Intel)

CPU-Cooler:
Scythe Andy Samurai Master (provided by Scythe-Europe)

Memory:
Patriot 2GB PC2-6400U Kit PDC22G6400LLK (provided by Patriot)
CL5-5-5-15-CR2T at 1.80V
CL4-4-4-12-CR1T at 2.20V

Graphics Card:
AMD ATI Radeon X1950XTX (provided by AMD)

Power supply:
OCZ ProXStream 1000W (provided by OCZ)

Hard disk:
Seagate Barracuda 7200.9 500GB SATA (provided by Seagate)

Case fans:
SilenX iXtrema Pro 14dB(A) (provided by PC-Cooling.at)
Scythe DFS122512LS