Gaming Test with AMD Llano and Dual Graphics

As per the title, I just wanted to share a bit of personal experience and the gaming benchmarks test gaming with AMD Llano and comparison when using Dual Graphics. Not too serious like the review benchmarks generally, but the beginning of the fun of it, want to know ... the result was quite interesting for me to post on the blog. -_-

The trial was conducted by using the testbed as follows:

mobo-ASRock A55 Pro3 FM1 socket (USB3, SATA3, 4xDDR3, 2xPCI-Ex)

procie AMD Llano A6-3500 (triple-core 2.1 GHz w / onboard VGA HD 6530D)

memory-Team Elite 4 (2x2 kit) Gb DDR3-1600 (PC-12800) Dual-Channel

-drive WD Caviar Green 1 TB

-DVDRW (2 pcs) LG LiteOn 24x + 24x

-PSU Enlight 420W

PowerLogic casing Climatica C500SX

VGA-monitor LED 15.6 "LG Flatron E1642

BIOS Setting: 512 MB shared memory, Dual Graphics = Auto

Windows: 7 Ultimate 32-bit

Drivers: AMD Catalyst 12.8

Testbed TSB on the gaming rig is not as it is used for everyday business days with regular use 15 hours / day every day, with temperatures VGA + processor which is very cool and also energy efficient

But if used for test new games (install + play) all the game titles can be smoothly adjusted as long as the quality of the graphics. And out of curiosity with the effect of adding a VGA card, fun fun I try to pair the entry-level VGA card is:

-MSI R6570 Radeon HD 6570 1 GB DDR3 128-bit

-> Once installed VGA card and Dual Graphics enabled, Windows 7 detects memory of 1.5 GB VGA adapter

And to test their performance in this game, used two modern titles but 'small' which has a built-in benchmark module in it, namely:

Just Cause 2, the game DirectX 10/11 a bit old but quite heavy because it has good graphics quality and quite realistic, often used as a benchmark tool in many hardware reviews. At 1366x768 resolution, medium-high disetting graphics with anti-aliasing off

Street Fighter X Tekken, DirectX 9 games the new output is not too heavy but has a graphic quality that is pretty good. At 1366x768 resolution, and maximum disetting graphics on everything, except the anti-aliasing off.

and this is the result: