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Intel Core i7-3770K - Ivy Bridge and the 3D transistor is here - Game test: 3Dmark 11
CPU Chipset - Published on Thursday, 10 May 2012 13:49 Written by Jacob Hugosson, Anton Karmehed
| Futuremark 3DMark 11 | |
| Genre: | Synthetic 3D-tests - Website |
| Engine: | In house developed, DirectX 11 |
| System requirements: | Dual-core Intel / AMD-processor @ 1,8 GHz 1GB RAM Graphicscard with DirectX 11 support |
| Comment: | The latest 3DMark test suite from Futuremark, requires DirectX 11. |
| The performance test: | Built-in benchmark, Performance preset Standard resolution: 1 280 x 720 |
We begin with the physics test in 3DMark 11, and once again we get good results from the Core i7-3770K.
For a graphics test 3DMark 11 is very well balanced - the graphics card becomes a bottleneck and the processors in the upper segment performs more or less the same.
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Article Index
- Intel Core i7-3770K - Ivy Bridge and the 3D transistor is here
- Intel stretches the limits with the 22 nanometer technology
- 1,4 billion transistors at only 160mm²
- Performance optimizations and lower power consumption
- New graphics - the biggest news in Ivy Bridge
- The new 7 series chipsets
- The launch begins with four cores
- The truth behind Ivy Bridges TDP value
- Test system and methodology
- CPU test: PCMark 7
- CPU test: AIDA64
- CPU test: Blender
- CPU test: Cinebench 11.5
- CPU test: POV-Ray
- CPU test: WinRAR
- Video transcoding: Handbrake and x264 Bench
- Video transcoding GPGPU: MediaEspresso 6.5
- Game test: 3Dmark 11 current position
- Game test: Mafia II (DX10)
- Game test: DiRT 3 (DX11)
- Game test: Crysis 2 (DX11)
- Game test: Civilization V (DX11)
- Game test: Metro 2033 (DX11)
- Game test: Borderlands (DX9)
- Game test: Aliens vs. Predator (DX11)
- Game test: Integrated graphics performance
- Tests: Normalized clock frequencies
- Power consumption
- Overclocking result
- Conclusion
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