UT2003, Call of Duty. Quake III
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The lead swaps again. AOpen's memory timings just give it the edge in a test that's geared up towards putting an extensive load on the subsystem. Notice just how far both AMD setups are ahead of the Intel's efforts.
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The platform lead isn't so great here. Top spot is a matter for benchmarks. There's no perceivable difference in actual gaming.
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A point that is brought home by the Quake III results. Less than a 1% spread separates all three runners. A competent set of results returned by AOpen's K8T800 board. There's nothing too far wrong in the performance department.