2024-01-03 19:51:27
The Ryzen 5 8600G processor has made waves in the tech world with the recent appearance of its integrated graphics card on the GeekBench testing platform. The tests have revealed impressive performance numbers, even surpassing a relatively powerful card from Nvidia, the GTX 1060.
The integrated graphics card, known as the Radeon 760M, operates at a frequency of 2.8GHz and was supported by two pieces of DDR5 random memory with a frequency of 6000MHz, both of which were 16GB in size. The processor achieved a remarkable 30,770 points in the Vulkan test and 28,842 points in the OpenCL test, indicating great potential for an integrated graphics card.
What’s even more impressive is that the performance of the Radeon 760M card exceeds the GTX 1060 card and is on par with the GTX 1630 card. This is particularly noteworthy when taking into account the support for AMD’s technologies, such as FSR 3, whether it was activated officially or through modified modes.
The Radeon 760M card with the Ryzen 5 8600G processor also outperforms the mobile card of the same name across the Ryzen 7040 series in laptops, but falls slightly short of the Radeon 780M mobile card. Despite this, the performance of the integrated graphics card is still impressive, especially considering the power consumption situation.
In addition, rumors are swirling about the potential inclusion of a Radeon 780M card in the upcoming Ryzen 7 8700G processor. It is truly remarkable to see integrated graphics cards for mobile and desktop processors outperforming external cards that were once considered powerful, such as the GTX 1060. This can be attributed to the advanced DDR5 XMP/AMP modules and the modern AM5 socket, which have unleashed the full potential of these cards.
Overall, the performance of the Ryzen 5 8600G processor’s integrated graphics card has raised the bar for what can be expected from integrated graphics in the future, demonstrating that they are more than capable of delivering high-quality performance.
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