AMD's Richland vs. Intel's Haswell GPU on the Desktop: Radeon HD 8670D vs. Intel HD 4600
by Anand Lal Shimpi on June 6, 2013 12:00 PM ESTSynthetics
Our synthetic benchmarks can sometimes tell us a lot about what an architecture is capable of. We'll turn to 3DMark Vantage first to stress ROP and texel rates.
Moving on, we have our 3DMark Vantage texture fillrate test, which does for texels and texture mapping units what the previous test does for ROPs.
Haswell could use some extra texture hardware, here Richland delivers more than 2x the peak textured fill rate of Haswell GT2.
Finally we’ll take a quick look at tessellation performance with TessMark.
As we saw in our Iris Pro review, Hawell's tessellation performance is surprisingly good.
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alphacrasher - Tuesday, December 10, 2013 - link
With Xeons you are getting into multi-proccessor boards, which brings up a question I have been wondering about.Does AMD have any plans to make their new APU's multiprocessor and crossfire capable? At that price point I wouldn't mind buying two of them to stick on a motherboard...
boogerlad - Wednesday, December 25, 2013 - link
For the Luxmark Benchmark, is it cpu only, gpu only, or is it both?