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Introduction

As I was wandering around the BIOS settings, I thought that I would see what the difference to different memory settings would make. I already knew that "less is better" when it comes to the CAS settings and most memory timings...but how about "DRAM Prefetch?"

I ran the 3DMark2001 on the following configuration multiple times while rebooting in between each one. The table on the next page gives a summary of my findings and the following few pages gives a brief explanation of each run. Want to know the differences between running "Single" and "Dual" CPU with this Benchmark? Read on and you will find out soon enough...

System Configuration

  • Dual Pentium III 1 GHz
  • Asus CUV4X-D
    • v1010 BIOS
    • v4.32 4in1 driver
  • 1 GB PC-133 Memory
  • Elsa GeForce 2 Ultra 64 MB
    • nVidia v12.41 drivers
  • 3com 905C-TX-M 10/100 NIC
  • Sound Blaster Live 5.1
    • Win2k WDM default driver
  • Windows 2000 SP2

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