Intel SNA Architecture Is Constantly Evolving

Published on January 06, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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The World of Padman frame-rate though went up by about 18% with the SNA architecture.

VDrift also sees a modest pop of about 13%.

The Lightsmark performance is up by two frames per second.

Going over to the 2D benchmarks, with the latest xf86-video-intel code, JXRenderMark was too unstable when SNA was enabled and it would cause the screen to lock. So let's move to the tool-kits...

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