Performance on HD4000 compared to...

Dennis-W · 24th October 2012, 10:04 AM

The performance on a HD4000 (Intel, ivy bridge) compared to an even older integrated (numbed down laptop version) gpu is rather disappointing.

My HD4000 is superior in all ways compared to my laptop's integrated gpu in everything, though it performs worse in AC3D? Does anyone have a clue why?
It also freezes for a few seconds when I change selections.
But despite feeling even choppier in normal view it is noticeably faster in the wired view.

My specs are:
Intel I5 3570k (with HD4000 integrated gpu)
8 gig ram
asrock Z77 extreme 4 motherboard
WD caviar blue hdd

The specs of my laptop are:
Intel core 2 duo 2.20ghz (with some old integrated 4 series gpu)
2gig ram
unknown mobo
WD unknown hdd

The model has just a little under 69K triangles.

24th October 2012, 10:04 AM	#1
Dennis-W Member Advanced member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 48	Performance on HD4000 compared to... The performance on a HD4000 (Intel, ivy bridge) compared to an even older integrated (numbed down laptop version) gpu is rather disappointing. My HD4000 is superior in all ways compared to my laptop's integrated gpu in everything, though it performs worse in AC3D? Does anyone have a clue why? It also freezes for a few seconds when I change selections. But despite feeling even choppier in normal view it is noticeably faster in the wired view. My specs are: Intel I5 3570k (with HD4000 integrated gpu) 8 gig ram asrock Z77 extreme 4 motherboard WD caviar blue hdd The specs of my laptop are: Intel core 2 duo 2.20ghz (with some old integrated 4 series gpu) 2gig ram unknown mobo WD unknown hdd The model has just a little under 69K triangles. Last edited by Dennis-W; 24th October 2012 at 10:08 AM.