arabcian :
luciferano :
arabcian :
you dont know know what you are talking about llano a6s and a8s have their multiplier locked and mhz to mhz have better performance than trinity processors
and gt650m ddr3 version is working 150mhz faster on the gpu than ddr5 version and there is not much performance difference between them you must try to take a look hardware benchmarks before you talk and misinformate others
you are talking just with your logic
lets compare two cards
7670m ddr3 is basically 6650m 480 5d shaders at working 600mhz mean 96 1d shaders 40nm manufacture
a10 4600m has 384 wliv4 shaders mean 4d and it exactly means 96 1d shaders at 600+ mhz crossfire them you will lose some performance
because there is no %100 scaling and cpu and internal gpu gonna share memory bus so it is going to be bottleneck add bugs and under 30 fps there is microstutters that make 30 fps like 10 fps
so lets come gt650m ddr3
gt650m ddr3 it has 384 1d shaders working at 930mhz 2 times of shaders and 1.50 times of frequency of the a10 7670m combo add it to single thread performance of the core i series and you have nearly double the performance of the a10 and 7670m combo now im sure that youre working for amd or something or just illicit or just a fanboy that have horse goggles to accept that amd is just a joke on the performance category
sorry about the bad english
if you have choice get intel and gt650m i guarantee youll get 2x performance of the amd system
and blazor go notebookcheck and look for benchmarks before talking something about you know nothing
Multipliers are irrelevant because P states are unlocked on all AMD CPUs. The P state method has both PS Check and K10Stat that can be used and they both work on all AMD CPUs since at least the Athlon 64 era.
You also don't know what memory bandwidth is fro mthe looks of your post. DDR3 memroy is a limiting factor for the 7670M, so that the GT 650M can have a stronger GPU is nothing in the face of not having enough memory bandwidth to stretch out.
Micro-stutter is not a constant, most systems don't have it bad and even then, most people don't see it.
Furthermore, you forget that not all mobile cards have the same frequency or even the same core count or even the same micro-architecture despite the same model name. You don't know what you're talking about, so stop making incorrect claims.
the stupid about it is i got both hardware i used it llano cpus have multipliers unlocked trinity are locked thats first a 28nm card vs 40 nm card 40 will always use more power and generate more heat than 28nm counterpart i have both hardware and microstutters always happen with dual gpu solutions there is no sli setup without microstutterring and that a10 4600m aand 7670m combo almost gives %50 performance of i5 650m combo please dont make me link notebookcheck go and tajke a look before talking and please am i a idiot magnet where alt hose people coming from go take a look at scientific benchmarks and talk after
Multpliers don't matter with this because the P states are unlocked for AMD. You don't need to touch multipliers at all, so whether or nto they are unlocked truly is irrelevant. Luci was right.
The cards are not 28nm versus 40nm or whatever, that pertains to the GPUs on the cards. Since the 7670M is a lower end card and is in crossfire with the APU which is not 40nm either, it's possible that it wouldn't consume more power, especially with the APU. I don't care to look up a conclusive yes or no on this since they'd be too close for it to matter anyway.
Micro-stutter does not always happen, at least not to a perceptible level.
Noitebookcheck has a huge number of errors.
I'm not trying to make you look like an idiot or such, but you are mistaken in most of what you said.