We measured processing performance using PCMark04 program. PCMark04 score reflects the performance of the video card used. Thus in the case of motherboards with on-board video, the one with the best on-board video engine will achieve the higher result.

You can see the results below.

Motherboard	PCMark04 (Build 1.3.0)	%
Gigabyte GA-8I945GMH-RH (Intel i945G) DDR2 + GeForce 6200 PCI-E	4868	+11.57
ASUS P5RD1-V (ATI Xpress 200) DDR on-board	4502	+3.19
Gigabyte GA-8I945GMH-RH (Intel i945G) DDR2 on-board	4363
Intel D915 GEVL (Intel i915G) DDR2 on-board	4354	-0.21
PCChips M985G (Intel i915GV) DDR on-board	4352	-0.25
PCChips M985G (Intel i915GV) DDR2 on-board	4350	-0.30
Foxconn 865G7MC-ES (Intel i865G) DDR on-board	4156	-4.98

With its on-board video enabled Gigabyte GA-8I945GMH-RH achieved a performance similar to Intel D915 GEVL (Intel i915G) DDR2 and PCChips M985G (Intel i915GV) DDR2/DDR. It was 4.98% faster than Foxconn 865G7MC-ES (Intel i865G) DDR.

ASUS P5RD1-V (ATI Xpress 200) was 3.19% faster than the reviewed motherboard.

When we installed a GeForce 6200 with 128MB on this motherboard, its processing performance increased 11.57%, achieving the same performance level of entry-level motherboards without on-board video.