Intel Clarkdale IGP

[powerarmour]

Interesting if true..!

3DMark Vantage:
Clarkdale @ 533MHz: E6518
Geforce 210: E4856
HD4350: E4681

RTHDR test:
Clarkdale @ 533MHz: 105 fps
HD4350: 68 fps
Geforce 210: 68 fps



Resident Evil 4 @ 1920*1080:
Clarkdale @ 533MHz: 19 fps
HD4350: 13 fps
Geforce 210: 13 fps



World in Conflict Soviet Attack:
Clarkdale @ 533MHz: 37 fps
HD4350: 30 fps
Geforce 210: 31 fps


HAWX:
Clarkdale @ 533MHz: 29 fps
HD4350: 28 fps
Geforce 210: 25 fps






It needs to be said that this is the slowest version of the Clarkdale IGP, from Pentium G6950.
The i3 and i5 variants will clock the IGP up to 733MHz, and the i5 661 willl even have a 900MHz IGP.

So there, low end graphics cards are now officially useless.

http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthrea ... ost1681723

[Seawolf]

Low end graphics cards were useless anyway.

[Tabajara]

But they account for a large part of nVidias sales, IIRC. Intel seems determined to eat their lunch

[Seawolf]

Intel is determined to make money, same as everyone else. Integrated has eaten at the low end for a long time.

[Tabajara]

I have a 4350 for a HTPC, and it is a very capable card. For intel to release a GPU that performs decently is new.

[powerarmour]

Intel Clarkdale vs AMD Phenom II with 785G – Mainstream Showdown :-

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=980

[Tabajara]

It ain't price competitive at that config, but is very efficient. There will be lots of near silent HTPCs built around i3s, and that will be good.

[powerarmour]

Intel GMA HD Graphics: Is It Any Good? :-

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/graphi ... formance/1

[powerarmour]

Intel Clarkdale Linux Graphics Performance :-

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=a ... _gpu&num=1