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Intel HD Graphics P4600 graphics card review. Benchmark and Specs

Intel HD Graphics P4600 graphics card (also called GPU) comes in 699 in the performance rating. It is a good result. The graphics card Intel HD Graphics P4600 runs with the minimal clock speed 350 MHz. It is featured by the acceleration option and able to run up to 1200 MHz. The manufacturer has equipped INTEL with GB of memory, clock speed and bandwidth .

The power consumption of the graphics card is 84 Watt, and the fabrication process is only 22 nm. Below you will find the main data on the compatibility, sizes, technologies and gaming performance test results. Also you can read and leave the comments.

Let's take a closer look at the most important specifications of the graphics card. To have a good idea what a graphics card is the best, we recommend to use comparison service.

3.3 Out of 3 Hitesti score

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General info

The basic set of information will help you find out the graphics card Intel HD Graphics P4600 release date and its purpose (laptops or PCs), as well as the price at the time of the release and the average current price. This data also includes the architecture employed by the producer, and the chip’s codename.

Place in performance rating:		804
Architecture:		Generation 7.5
Code name:		Haswell GT2
Type:		Desktop
Release date:		1 June 2013 (8 years ago)
Price now:		$522
Value for money:		0.05
GPU code name:		Haswell GT2
Market segment:		Desktop

Technical specs

This is the important information that defines the graphics card’s capacity. The simpler the device production process, the better. The core’s power frequency is responsible for its speed (direct correlation) while the elaboration of signals is performed by the transistors (the more transistors, the faster the computations are carried out).

Pipelines:		160
Core clock speed:		350 MHz
Boost Clock:		1200 MHz
Transistor count:		392 million
Manufacturing process technology:		22 nm
Power consumption (TDP):		84 Watt
Texture fill rate:		24.00
Pipelines / CUDA cores:		160
Boost clock speed:		1200 MHz
Number of transistors:		392 million
Thermal design power (TDP):		84 Watt

Compatibility, dimensions and requirements

Today there are numerous form factors for PC cases, so it is extremely important to know the length of the graphics card and the types of its connection. This will help facilitate the upgrade process.

Interface:		IGP

Memory

The internal main memory is used for storing data while conducting computations. Contemporary games and professional graphic apps have high requirements for the memory’s volume and capacity. The higher this parameter, the more powerful and fast the graphics card is. Type of memory, the capacity and bandwidth for Intel HD Graphics P4600.

Memory type:		System Shared

Video outputs and ports

As a rule, all contemporary graphics cards feature several connection types and additional ports. Knowing these peculiarities is crucial for avoiding problems with connecting the graphics card to the monitor or other peripheral devices.

Display Connectors:		No outputs

API support

All API-supported Intel HD Graphics P4600 are listed below.

DirectX:		12 (11_1)
OpenGL:		4.3

Overall gaming performance

All tests have been based on FPS counter. Let’s have a look on what place Intel HD Graphics P4600 has been taken in the gaming performance test (calculation has been made in accordance with the game developer recommendations about system requirements; it can differ from the real world situations).

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5	Stutter – The performance of this graphics cards with this game is not well explored yet. According to interpolated information obtained from graphics cards of similar efficiency levels, the game is likely to stutter and show low frame rates.
	May Stutter – The performance of this graphics cards with this game is not well explored yet. According to interpolated information obtained from graphics cards of similar efficiency levels, the game is likely to stutter and show low frame rates.
30	Fluent – According to all known benchmarks with the specified graphical settings, this game is expected to run at 25fps or more
40	Fluent – According to all known benchmarks with the specified graphical settings, this game is expected to run at 35fps or more
60	Fluent – According to all known benchmarks with the specified graphical settings, this game is expected to run at 58fps or more
	May Run Fluently – The performance of this graphics cards with this game is not well explored yet. According to interpolated information obtained from graphics cards of similar efficiency levels, the game is likely to show fluent frame rates.
?	Uncertain – The testing of this graphics cards on this game showed unexpected results. A slower card might be able to produce higher and more consistent frame rates when running the same benchmark scene.
	Uncertain – The performance of this graphics cards with this game is not well explored yet. No reliable data interpolation can be made based on the performance of similar cards of the same category.
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Benchmark

Benchmarks help determine the performance in standard tests for Intel HD Graphics P4600. We have listed the world’s most famous benchmarks so that you could obtain accurate results in each (see the description). Graphics card preliminary testing is especially important in the presence of high loads so that the user could see to what extent the graphic processing unit copes with computations and data elaboration.