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[ENG]Intel Ivy Bridge Entry ITX Platform - GIGABYTE B75N Performance Guide

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    GB75N01.jpg

    2012, almost all active MB brands launched ITX boards.

    ITX advantage is smaller dimension. If using high performance CPU,

    GPU or WiFi technology support, it may create more value to PC as competing with smart phones, tablets or laptops.

    GIGABYTE former two generations Intel ITX MB specs were normal and late.

    For Ivy Bridge structure, the specs are improved a lot. It?s capable to compete with the others.

    Taiwan has two models, H77N WIFI and B75N. The PCB designs are almost the same.

    The main difference is H77N WIFI built-in BT4.0 / WiFi card and antenna.

    H77 chipsets supports two SATA3 devices, but B75 only supports one.

    This article is testing GIGABYTE B75N. It uses better texture black PCB.

    If you have WiFi demand, you can choose H77N WIFI.

    GB75N02.jpg

    CPU PWM is 4+1 phases. B75 cannot adjust CPU ratio, so it?s enough for Core i7.

    B75N market price is higher than other B75 ITX MB. However, the specs and components are quite high level.

    GB75N03.jpg

    Lower Side

    1 X PCI-E X16 3.0 supports X16 bandwidth.

    Dual LAN chips are both Realtek RTL8111E.

    Audi chip is Realtek ALC892, supporting 7.1 channels and High Definition Audio technology.

    GB75N04.jpg

    Right Side

    2 X DIMM DDR3 support 1066/1333/1600(Must use Ivy Bridge CPU)

    DDR3 max capacity is 16GB, supporting Extreme Memory Profile technology.

    GB75N05.jpg

    Upper Side

    1 X White SATA, support SATA3 by B75

    3 X Black SATA, support SATA2 by B75

    Upper left corner is Mini PCI-E slot for installing WiFi/BT 4.0 card. Lower left corner is 24-PIN power connector.

    GB75N06.jpg

    IO

    1 X PS/2 KB/Mouse

    2 X USB 3.0(Blue)

    2 X HDMI

    1 X DVI-I

    4 X USB 2.0(Black)

    2 X RJ-45 LAN

    1 X S/PDIF Optical output

    5 X Audio jacks

    GB75N07.jpg

    In 3D BIOS main screen, it shows major parts explanation as cursor over.

    GB75NB01.jpg

    UEFI DaulBIOS the other interface is traditional screen. Most users are more familiar.

    GB75NB02.jpg

    Test System Configuration

    CPU: Intel Core i3-3220

    MB: GIGABYTE B75N

    DRAM: CORSAIR DOMINATOR-GT DDR3 1866 8GX2

    VGA: Intel HD Graphics 2500 / AMD Radeon HD 7700

    HDD: Seagate Momentus 500G

    POWER: XIGMATEK Tauro 400W Bronze

    Cooler: XIGMATEK HDT-S1283

    OS: Windows8 64bit

    GB75N08.jpg

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      GB75N01.jpg

      2012, almost all active MB brands launched ITX boards.

      ITX advantage is smaller dimension. If using high performance CPU,

      GPU or WiFi technology support, it may create more value to PC as competing with smart phones, tablets or laptops.

      GIGABYTE former two generations Intel ITX MB specs were normal and late.

      For Ivy Bridge structure, the specs are improved a lot. It?s capable to compete with the others.

      Taiwan has two models, H77N WIFI and B75N. The PCB designs are almost the same.

      The main difference is H77N WIFI built-in BT4.0 / WiFi card and antenna.

      H77 chipsets supports two SATA3 devices, but B75 only supports one.

      This article is testing GIGABYTE B75N. It uses better texture black PCB.

      If you have WiFi demand, you can choose H77N WIFI.

      GB75N02.jpg

      CPU PWM is 4+1 phases. B75 cannot adjust CPU ratio, so it?s enough for Core i7.

      B75N market price is higher than other B75 ITX MB. However, the specs and components are quite high level.

      GB75N03.jpg

      Lower Side

      1 X PCI-E X16 3.0 supports X16 bandwidth.

      Dual LAN chips are both Realtek RTL8111E.

      Audi chip is Realtek ALC892, supporting 7.1 channels and High Definition Audio technology.

      GB75N04.jpg

      Right Side

      2 X DIMM DDR3 support 1066/1333/1600(Must use Ivy Bridge CPU)

      DDR3 max capacity is 16GB, supporting Extreme Memory Profile technology.

      GB75N05.jpg

      Upper Side

      1 X White SATA, support SATA3 by B75

      3 X Black SATA, support SATA2 by B75

      Upper left corner is Mini PCI-E slot for installing WiFi/BT 4.0 card. Lower left corner is 24-PIN power connector.

      GB75N06.jpg

      IO

      1 X PS/2 KB/Mouse

      2 X USB 3.0(Blue)

      2 X HDMI

      1 X DVI-I

      4 X USB 2.0(Black)

      2 X RJ-45 LAN

      1 X S/PDIF Optical output

      5 X Audio jacks

      GB75N07.jpg

      In 3D BIOS main screen, it shows major parts explanation as cursor over.

      GB75NB01.jpg

      UEFI DaulBIOS the other interface is traditional screen. Most users are more familiar.

      GB75NB02.jpg

      Test System Configuration

      CPU: Intel Core i3-3220

      MB: GIGABYTE B75N

      DRAM: CORSAIR DOMINATOR-GT DDR3 1866 8GX2

      VGA: Intel HD Graphics 2500 / AMD Radeon HD 7700

      HDD: Seagate Momentus 500G

      POWER: XIGMATEK Tauro 400W Bronze

      Cooler: XIGMATEK HDT-S1283

      OS: Windows8 64bit

      GB75N08.jpg

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        CPU is Intel Core i3-3220, most entry Ivy Bridge so far.

        The clock is 3.3GHz, physical 2 Cores with Hyper-Threading for 4 threads, called 2C4T.

        It?s 22nm, TDP 55W and 3MB L3 Cache.

        System Performance Test

        CPU 99.8 X 32 => 3292.41MHz

        DDR3 1796 CL9 10-9-27 2T

        Hyper PI 32M X4 => 14m 14.585s

        CPUMARK 99 => 514

        GB75NPI.png

        Nuclearus Multi Core => 14268

        Fritz Chess Benchmark => 13.29/6378

        GB75NNM.png

        CrystalMark 2004R3 => 191818

        GB75NCM.png

        CINEBENCH R11.5

        CPU => 3.17 pts

        CPU(Single Core) => 1.32 pts

        GB75NCB.png

        PCMARK7 => 3099

        GB75NPC7.png

        Windows8 Experience Index - CPU 7.2

        GB75NWIND8.png

        Core i3-3220 single thread performance is very high. 2C4T structure also works well for multi-tasking.

        If you have higher performance demand for file converting or graphics related applications, you can consider Core i5 or i7 CPU. It will improve the performance.

        DRAM Test

        DDR3 1796 CL9 10-9-27 2T

        ADIA64 Memory Read - 18452 MB/s

        Sandra Memory Bandwidth - 22463 MB/s

        MaXXMEM Memory-Copy - 19663 MB/s

        GB75NMEM1866.png

        DDR3 1995.4 CL9 11-10-27 1T

        ADIA64 Memory Read - 19416 MB/s

        Sandra Memory Bandwidth - 25345 MB/s

        MaXXMEM Memory-Copy - 20886 MB/s

        GB75NMEM2000.png

        Ivr Bridge Momory Controller improves a lot. B75 chip can reach DDR3 2000.

        Previous Sandy Bridge CPU with entry chipset only supported DDR3 1066~1333.

        Comparing Intel two generations, DDR3 clock improves a lot. The bandwidth increases 25%.

        Temperature (Room is 19)

        Enter to OS Desktop - 26~28

        GB75NT1.png

        CPU Full Speed - 47~49

        LinX 0.6.4

        GB75NT2.png

        The test above is using Intel original cooler. The result is quite good already.

        22nm is another Ivy Bridge advantage. Core i3-3220 temperature is quite low in default clock.

        If installing in chassis, I estimate the temperature will rise 5~8 degree C more which is still acceptable.

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          For ITX platform users, most will use Intel original CPU Cooler.

          Besides the convenience, it?s also hard to find ITX CPU Cooler.

          Thermalright, high end cooler maker, just launched a high end cooler for ITX platform.

          The model is AXP-100. Packing is corrugated paper with black printing.

          GB75N09.jpg

          Contents

          Left is manual, right is installation parts, and lower right is cooler.

          The fan spec is L 108.25mm X H 101.5mm and Noise Level is 22~30 dBA.

          GB75N10.jpg

          AXP-100 body is nickel-plated. 6 heat-pipes improve thermal conduction.

          L 121.1mm X W 105.47mm X H 44.15mm, the height with fan is 5.8cm.

          GB75N11.jpg

          CPU contact face is mirror polished. It looks like a boutique, and the price is also high.

          If you would like to build a high end ITX PC or look for better heat dissipation, AXP-100 is one of the options.

          However, big CPU cooler will interfere with DIMM1, you also can use standard height DDR3.

          GB75N12.jpg

          Temperature (Room is 19)

          Enter to OS Desktop - 23~27

          GB75NT3.png

          CPU Full Speed - 41~43

          LinX 0.6.4

          GB75NT4.png

          Comparing AXP-100 with Intel original cooler, when entering to OS desktop, it?s 1~3 lower and full speed is 5~6 lower.

          The cooler performance is good at full speed condition, but the improvement is not huge. It dues to Core i3-3220 is low heat.

          If I used Core i5 or i7 CPU, I believed AXP-100 would be much better.

          3D Performance Test

          Intel Core i3-3220 built-in HD Graphics 2500

          3DMark Vantage => P1761

          GB75N3DVAN.png

          StreetFighter IV Benchmark

          1280 X 720 => 45.00 FPS

          GB75N3DSTF4.jpg

          FINAL FANTASY XIV

          1280 X 720 => 726

          GB75N3DFF14.jpg

          HD Graphics 2500 is 30~50% faster than HD Graphics 2000.

          However, the score is only entry level. If you use ITX PC as media player or limited 3D usage, it?s good enough.

          If you would like to play 3D games, I do recommend you to install VGA.

          Adding AMD Radeon HD 7700

          3DMark Vantage => P7994

          GB75N3DVAN77.png

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            StreetFighter IV Benchmark

            1280 X 720 => 143.98 FPS

            GB75N3DSTF477.jpg

            FINAL FANTASY XIV

            1280 X 720 => 2472

            GB75N3DFF1477.jpg

            You can see the 3D performance increase 3-4 times more after using Radeon HD 7700.

            General ITX Case is designed for saving space. You only can use short or Low Profile cards.

            You have to put this into your consideration.

            Power Consumption

            Enable C1E, Enter to OS Desktop - 24W

            GB75NWC1E.jpg

            Disable C1E, Enter to OS Desktop - 33W

            GB75NWIDLE.jpg

            Enabling and disabling CPU C1E power saving cause 9W difference.

            It?s about 37.5% power saving.

            Running LinX to make CPU full speed - 51W

            GB75NWLINX.jpg

            Running OCCT Power Supply Test - 70W

            GB75NWOCCT.jpg

            CPU full speed and CPU+GPU full speed are 19W different.

            It means HD Graphics 2500 full speed will consume 19W.

            Adding AMD Radeon HD 7700 and running OCCT Power Supply test - 95W

            GB75NWOCCT77.jpg

            After changing to AMD Radeon HD 7700, power consumption increases 41W.

            AMD Radeon HD 7700 consumes less power in general usage. It?s quite power saving.

            Intel latest ITX platform is saving power dues to 22nm manufacturing.

            Many ITX Cases bundle with 150~200W Power Supply which are enough for general use.

            GIGABYTE B75N

            Pros

            1.B75N uses black PCB for better texture

            2.Dual LAN and dual HDMI for better video and network transmission.

            3.Built-in Mini PCI-E slot to install WiFi card

            4.Using 22nm entry dual core CPU, the temperature and power consumption performance is good.

            5.DDR3 max clock and integrated GPU performance also improve by Ivy Bridge structure.

            Cons

            1.Price should be more competitive.

            2.DDR3 1866, enable XMP, only shows DDR3 1796

            GB75N13.jpg

            Performance ?????????? 80/100

            Components ?????????? 83/100

            Specifications ?????????? 86/100

            Appearance ?????????? 82/100

            C/P Value ?????????? 84/100

            GIGABYTE launched H77N WIFI and B75N LGA 1155 ITX both are competitive.

            Comparing to the others, the specs are impressive and price is also acceptable.

            Especially, H77N WIFI bundles BT4.0/WiFi card and antenna, the price is just a little bit higher than B75N.

            For users has WiFi demand, it?s a good C/P value ITX MB.

            All major MB brands have several ITX MBs in the market and price is very reasonable.

            Just like B75N, it is little higher than other Micro ATX B75 MBs.

            In the past, ITX MB price was 50~100% more than M-ATX.

            Parity ITX platform is a trend, if you would like to build a small PC or HTPC. :)

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            GB75N14.jpg

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            GB75N15.jpg

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              I think that this mobo is very good for assembled a multimedia pc :)

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