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AMD Dual Graphics Technology Review

The AMD Dual Graphics technology puts the integrated video of an A-series processor to work together with a compatible video card. Let's see if does it really improves the performance on games.

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3DMark

Contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Configuring Dual Graphics Technology
  • 3. How We Tested
  • 4. 3DMark
  • 5. Gaming Performance (part 1)
  • 6. Gaming Performance (part 2)
  • 7. Conclusions

3DMark is a program with a set of several 3D benchmarks. Fire Strike benchmark measures DirectX 11 performance and is targeted to high-end gaming computers, while Sky Diver also measures DirectX 11 performance, but is aimed on average computers. The Cloud Gate benchmark measures DirectX 10 performance, and the Ice Storm Extreme measures DirectX 9 performance and is targeted to entry-level computers.

AMD Dual Graphics

On the Fire Strike benchmark, the performance of the Dual Graphics was 73% higher than the performance of the Radeon R7 240 and 33% higher than the integrated video alone.

AMD Dual Graphics

On the Sky Diver benchmark, the performance of the Dual Graphics was 76% higher than the performance of the Radeon R7 240 and 42% higher than the integrated video alone.

AMD Dual Graphics

On the Cloud Gate test, the score of the Dual Graphics was 39% higher than the Radeon R7 240 and 20% higher than the integrated video alone.

AMD Dual Graphics

On the Ice Storm Extreme, the performance with Dual Graphics was 51% higher than the performance with the Radeon R7 240, and 27% higher than the performance with the integrated video alone.

Continue: Gaming Performance (part 1)

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