Temash Tubo Dock demo at MWC

[ctsoth]

i5-2410M (HD3000), Chrome 25.0.1364.97
500 fish - 60 fps
1000 fish - 32 fps
2000 fish - 14 fps
Similar result in FF19.

Forgive the double post, I just thought it would be interesting to have these results displayed next to mine.

 

[NTMBK]

Forgive the double post, I just thought it would be interesting to have these results displayed next to mine.

lol, next page.

 

[BallaTheFeared]

i3-540 @ 4.2GHz

ie10
2000 fish: 60fps
1000 fish: 60fps
500 fish: 60fps
100 fish: 60fps

Chrome 27.0.1423.0 dev-m
2000 fish: 32fps
1000 fish: 60fps
500 fish: 60fps
100 fish: 60fps

cpu test for me

 

[LogOver]

Forgive the double post, I just thought it would be interesting to have these results displayed next to mine.

 

[Gikaseixas]

FX 8350 / 7970 GHZ

Firefox
100 - 60FPS
500 - 60FPS
1000 - 60FPS
2000 - 60FPS

Chrome
100 - 60FPS
500 - 60FPS
1000 - 60FPS
2000 - 32FPS

 

[ShintaiDK]

A small note, resolution matters as well.

 

[monstercameron]

the lowest power apu is the a4-1200
http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2013/2013030301_AMD_A4-1200_Temash_APU_sighted.html

 

[bgt]

FX8350/7950

IE10
2000 - 60fps

 

[khon]

On the auto setting with an i5-2500k and xfire 6850s I get to ~2450 in IE10 and ~2190 in Chrome, so the browser does make a difference obviously, but I don't think it's that drastic.

 

[Abwx]

Already posted by a member but the numbers got unoticed..

AMD will also introduce dual-core SKUs. One of the possible
candidates is A4-1200.
The A4-1200 has two CPU cores, clocked at 1 GHz


In a system "S3" state the A4-1200 APU consumes 1.2 Watt when idle, 1.4 Watt during browsing, and 2.35 Watt when playing h.264 online video at 1080p resolution. Total platform power for these types of activities is 2.8 Watt, 3.7 Watt and 5.3 Watt respectively.

http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2013/2013030301_AMD_A4-1200_Temash_APU_sighted.html

 

[Exophase]

During browsing can seriously mean anything in terms of CPU load. I don't take that sort of so-called measurement very seriously. But if you like to compare here's what nVidia says for Tegra 4 and a Krait S4 Pro respectively..

http://www.poderpda.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Tegra-4-energia-resultados.png

1.2W while idle is actually pretty awful for a tablet processor in 2013.

 

[Abwx]

h264 online 1080p is not the same as Nvidia s video recording/playback.

Also , Nvidia specify his browsing mode with OS iddle...sure that it helps ,
they know how to reduce the numbers...

 

[Khato]

1.2W while idle is actually pretty awful for a tablet processor in 2013.

It's actually downright abysmal. I'd hope that they have their terms mixed up, because in "S3" state both CPU and GPU portions of the die should be off. Still drawing 1.2W while in S3 and not having any lower power states (they'd have to define a new one) would mean a tablet with a 48 Wh battery would only last 40 hours doing nothing with the screen turned off. I don't see how AMD could be quite that bad on power management unless their 'south bridge' integration is quite sub-par and constantly sucking down the power.

Ignoring that to look at the delta active power instead... 200mW for web browsing and 1.15W for 1080p online video playback. Not horrible at least - by comparison the z2760 is something like 60-110mW for web browsing and 560mW for playback. Again note that these are just the delta values compared to 'idle' and just including CPU+GPU power (those NVIDIA numbers linked are for an entire 1080p phone, not just SoC and hence not comparable.)

 

[iCyborg]

It's actually downright abysmal. I'd hope that they have their terms mixed up, because in "S3" state both CPU and GPU portions of the die should be off. Still drawing 1.2W while in S3 and not having any lower power states (they'd have to define a new one) would mean a tablet with a 48 Wh battery would only last 40 hours doing nothing with the screen turned off. I don't see how AMD could be quite that bad on power management unless their 'south bridge' integration is quite sub-par and constantly sucking down the power.

S3 state and idle are quite different things.

 

[Vesku]

Idling should be at windows desktop no user programs running. Different from sleep state.

 

[monstercameron]

form the AMD footnotes page paragraph 1

Power projections based on calculations carried out by AMD Performance Labs measuring total system and individual component power at Windows Idle and under various system loads while web browsing and/or viewing a 9:57 minute online video in h.264 format, viewed at 1080P setting at 100 nits. The AMD “Larne” reference platform is projected to measure APU power at 1.2 W at idle, 1.40 W during web browsing, 2.35 W during video playback and .02 W during a system S3 “sleep” state. Total system power for the reference platform is projected at 2.8 W at idle, 3.7 W during web browsing, 5.3 W during video playback and .07 W during a system S3 “sleep” state. Battery life calculations were derived using a 35Whr battery pack at 98% utilization. The power projections are based on the “Larne” reference system with a configuration including the A4-1200 Dual Core 1.0GHz APU, AMD Radeon™ HD 8180 series graphics, 2GB DDR3-1066 system memory and Microsoft Windows 8.

@Khato, sleep state s3 and idle state are a bit different. sleep is 0.2W so that is weeks of nothing.

just a few comparisons, not apples-apples but looking at the anadtech total system power consumption of a clovertrail system and the surface rt and AMDs larne reference platform, they look quite similar.
clovertrail = ~2.5W
tegra 3 = ~3.0W(I know that winrt doesn't use the power saver core)
a4-1200 = 2.8W

 

[Khato]

S3 state and idle are quite different things.

@Khato, sleep state s3 and idle state are a bit different. sleep is 0.2W so that is weeks of nothing.

Duh. I'm not certain what I said implied that I don't know the difference? Considering that I was replying to the thread of discussion started by the following article - http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2013/2013030301_AMD_A4-1200_Temash_APU_sighted.html - which stated:

In a system "S3" state the A4-1200 APU consumes 1.2 Watt when idle, 1.4 Watt during browsing, and 2.35 Watt when playing h.264 online video at 1080p resolution. Total platform power for these types of activities is 2.8 Watt, 3.7 Watt and 5.3 Watt respectively.

Notice how they explicitly state "S3" state for the 'idle' number? Hence my commentary.

That said, it's my own fault for simply reading the linked article rather than its source where the proper numbers were provided. Thanks for pointing out that there was a source available.