AMD A8-3500M Llano Linux Benchmarks

Published on June 14, 2011
Written by Michael Larabel
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For the first non-graphics test, the A8-3500M was pounded with the C-Ray. In this multi-threaded ray-tracing test, the A8-3500M was several times faster than the earlier Fusion APU and the Intel Atom 330.

This new APU also does wonders with the Smallpt benchmark.

The x264 test profile tends to be of interest to many readers and here the A8-3500M has a 3.38x advantage over the E-350 Fusion.

The Apache performance for this new AMD Llano Fusion APU is also stunning.

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