The P4G8X reigns in all three resolutions. At 800x600 and 1024x768, the P4T533-C takes second spot, but the P4PE claims that spot at 1280x1024. Overclocked, the “Granite Bay” board’s victory is even more pronounced, though the results don’t seem to scale with processor performance as we might expect from a platform with nearly 4.9GB per second of bandwidth.
The P4G8X is a six-layer motherboard. How do we know? ASUS has labeled each layer, right above the processor interface. On the top of the board you can see layers one, two, and three. Four, five, and six are visible on the bottom.
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