#IRIS PRO BENCHMARK PRO#

Many 2014/15 games are playable in the 1366Г—768 resolution although demanding games like Witcher 3 require lower settings.

#IRIS PRO BENCHMARK PRO#

In the gaming benchmarks, the Intel Iris pro performs similarly to GeForce 940M or a GT 750M. The new version is twice as fast as the first generation: the integrated GPU (Iris Pro vs HD 4000) is 52 faster. In the Passmark non-gaming benchmark, the M370X performed 26 better than the Iris Pro 6200. Both my laptop and his laptop have 16 GB of RAM, though hes running OS X 10.7.5. dGPU is used during light usage for media consumption and accelerated browser functions, but it won't use 100% GPU load, obviously. As visible on the chart below, on this benchmark the Iris Pro does a good job and is only 33 slower than the GeForce 750m. We believe it is a best practice to disclose testing information or other substantiationincluding workloads, system configuration details, and testing datesto enable intended audiences to understand the bases of our performance and power claims. Same performance, 47W TDP versus 92W TDP. Overview Truth and Transparency is a core Intel value. With the Linux 3.12 kernel is support for the 128MB eLLC cache on the Iris Pro, which should help the performance. The fact of the matter is that Iris Pro matches the GT650M while having half the TDP. Compared to the earlier Iris Pro results on Phoronix, this article contains a more extensive selection of Linux OpenGL game benchmarks and it also includes benchmarks from the Linux 3.12 kernel as of this morning. I hope you understand that macbooks aren't used for gaming. The notion that dGPU is completely turned off 100% of the time outside of the game is the silliest thing I have ever heard.

It won't match gaming GPU loads, but nonetheless - even these types of applications rely on dGPU for accelerated functions. Chrome and firefox use your dGPU, even with optimus, during light usage. The fact of the matter is, dGPUs are used a low clockspeeds during accelerated functions even in browsers. If that were true, dGPU would be useless since most ultrabooks and macbooks are NOT designed for gaming. dGPU is used during light usage for media consumption and accelerated browser functions, but it won't use 100% GPU load, obviously.ДGPU isn't 'inactive' 100% of the time outside of gaming.

Iris pro benchmark