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ECS KN1 SLI Extreme Review
Performance: SuperPi »SiSoftware Sandra
Raw CPU performance is the same between all nForce4 boards (within margin of error).
Lavalys Everest
While the read and latency performance of the KN1 SLI is close to the competition, it is a great deal faster when it comes to writes, even though the same memory and same basic timings were used on all nForce4 boards.
Jul 19th, 2025 00:34 CDT
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