Intel HD Graphics 505 (Apollo Lake)

Intel HD Graphics 505 (Apollo Lake) - benchmark tests, specifications and information

From: Rossen Pandev 20 February 2017 / 05:05 | 0

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Intel’s HD Graphics 505 is found in the low-end Apollo Lake chips and it’s based on the company’s Gen9 architecture, which is also found in Skylake and Kaby Lake processors. The GPU offers 18 EUs (Execution Units) clocked at up to 750 MHz, although the base frequency is 300 MHz. Since the GPU doesn’t rely on dedicated memory, it uses the available one installed on the system using a dual-channel 64-bit controller – DDR3L/LPDDR3-1866/LPDDR4-2400. Other notable features include the support for DirectX 12 API.

The low power consumption (6W TDP) of the whole SoC, for example, the Pentium N4200, makes it a good fit for low-end systems with thin and light design. The TDP can be altered and reduced to 4W, which will also affect performance.

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Ranking	265
Manufacturing Process	14 nm
Architecture	Intel Gen. 9 (Apollo Lake)
Base frequency	200 MHz
Memory Type	shared memory

Released	Q3 2016
Power consumption	6 W
Cores	18
Maximum frequency	750 MHz
Drivers	www.intel.com

Supported technologies	DirectX 12 (FL 12_1)

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