I just got a new Dell laptop with an Intel Core 7 150U CPU, and this has the new "Intel Graphics" 96 execution unit GPU. It seems that this latest generation f GPUs is only identifying itself as "Intel Graphics", and that seems to be a problem for the PassMark video card list. I'm trying to run benchmark tests and compare to other GPUs, but although "Intel Graphics" shows up in the list, when I click on it, no actual results come up for me to add to the Compare feature of the website. Is there anything that can be done about this?
For what it's worth, my new Dell Inspiron 14 5440 scores 3131 on the 3D Mark test, and my desktop machine, which is a Gigabyte Z690 UD AX mobo with a Core i5-12600K (Intel UHD Graphics 770), scores 1888. I mainly play Final Fantasy XIV Online, and the UHD 770 is just barely fast enough to be playable at minimum graphics settings at 1920x1080. I get about 24-30 FPS. I'm trying to decide on a graphics card upgrade for this machine, and I think my probable options are the nVidia RTX 3050 6 GB and the RTX 4060, unless something better comes along in that price/power range before I actually can afford the upgrade.
For what it's worth, my new Dell Inspiron 14 5440 scores 3131 on the 3D Mark test, and my desktop machine, which is a Gigabyte Z690 UD AX mobo with a Core i5-12600K (Intel UHD Graphics 770), scores 1888. I mainly play Final Fantasy XIV Online, and the UHD 770 is just barely fast enough to be playable at minimum graphics settings at 1920x1080. I get about 24-30 FPS. I'm trying to decide on a graphics card upgrade for this machine, and I think my probable options are the nVidia RTX 3050 6 GB and the RTX 4060, unless something better comes along in that price/power range before I actually can afford the upgrade.
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