Intel HD 4000 Ivy Bridge Graphics On Linux

Published on April 24, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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For ending out the tests in this article, the Intel Core i7 3770K had the best efficiency again when running Xonotic. There was a big improvement over the now previous-generation Sandy Bridge hardware, albeit with a slightly higher CPU temperature.

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