The integrated video decoder is able to display even 4K videos (H.264 tested) fluently. For example Team Fortress 2 was running on the Surface 3 (x7-Z8700) only in lowest settings and 1280x720 fluently (11 - 69 fps range). Using Android, even high end 3D games should run fluently. In Windows, gaming is limited to less demanding or quite old games. Depending on the SoC offers 12 or 16 EUs.Ītom x7-Z8700: 16 EUs 200 - 600 MHz, dual-channel memoryĪtom x5-Z8500: 12 EUs 200 - 600 MHz, dual-channel memoryĪtom x5-Z8300: 12 EUs 200 - 500 MHz, single-channel memory Based on a Broadwell GPU (Intel Gen8) and supports DirectX 11.2. The Intel HD Graphics (Cherry Trail) is an integrated graphics card in the Cherry-Trail SoCs (e.g. Intel HD Graphics (Cherry Trail) ► remove from comparison Blu-Ray 3D via MCV (Multiview Video Coding) is theoretically supported by the UVD3 but wasn't available in the first laptops and platforms (no hardware accelleration and no HDMI 1.4 output). Furthermore, the new UVD3 also supports DivX, Xvid and MPEG4 Part 2 decoding. It allows the parallel decoding of two MPEG2, H.264 and VC-1 streams and therefore compatible to BD-Live. The UVD3 video decoder allows the decoding of HD videos using the graphics card.
#Amd radeon hd 7340 benchmark series
More demanding games like Risen or Call of Duty series were not playable. In our tests the HD 6320 was only able to run low end games like Fifa 11, Sims 3 and Star Craft 2 single player in lowest detail settings fluently. Gaming performance are therefore similar to a Nvidia ION or Intel HD Graphics graphics card.
The 3D performance of the HD 7340 is about 10 percent faster than the HD 6320. It is based on the same graphics core as the Radeon HD 6320, but the base clock and the turbo boost is somewhat higher. Furthermore, it features the UVD3 video processor.
The AMD Radeon HD 7340 (or perhaps also called ATI Mobility Radeon HD 7340) is an integrated graphics card in the 2nd generation Zacate netbook processor. AMD Radeon HD 7340 ► remove from comparison
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