Intel NUC D33217CK Left 4 Dead 2 Performance
Developer: Valve Software
From our
Left 4 Dead 2 review:
'Not only does Left 4 Dead 2 provide a chance to test your skills against a whole host of new enemies and using a slew of new equipments, it also lets you play with the new modes and maps created by Valve – and the worst levels created by Valve are still twice as good as the best created by amateur map-makers.'
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AMD A10-5800K (2,133MHz DDR3)
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AMD A10-5800K (4.4GHz)
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AMD A10-5800K
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AMD A8-3870K (3.6GHz)
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AMD A8-3850 (3.04GHz)
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AMD A8-3870K (3.GHz)
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AMD A8-3850 (2.9GHz)
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Intel NUC DC53427RKE
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Intel NUC D33217CK
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Intel Core i3-2100 (3.1GHz)
Frames per second, higher is better
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AMD A10-5800K (4.4GHz)
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AMD A10-5800K
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AMD A8-3870K (3.6GHz)
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AMD A8-3850 (3.04GHz)
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AMD A8-3870K (3.GHz)
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AMD A8-3850 (2.9GHz)
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Intel NUC DC53427RKE
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Intel NUC D33217CK
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Intel Core i3-2100 (3.1GHz)
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SATA Performance
Website: ATTO Disk Benchmark
We tested the SATA and performance with an
OCZ Vertex 3 240GB, as this is the fastest SSD we've ever tested, and it can test the maximum speed of SATA 3Gbps and SATA 6Gbps ports. With the NUC boards we used an 120GB Intel 525 Series mini PCI-E SSD.
We use
ATTO Disk Benchmark, and take the read and write speeds for 1,024KB data chunks.
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Asus Maximus V Gene (Intel Z77)
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Intel DZ77GA-70K (Intel Z77)
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MSI Z77A-G43 (Intel Z77)
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Gigabyte GA-Z77-UD5H (Intel Z77)
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Intel NUC D33217CK (Intel SSD 525 Series 120GB)
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Intel NUC DC53427RKE (Intel SSD 525 Series 120GB)
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Asus Maximus V Gene (ASMedia)
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Gigabyte GA-Z77-UD5H (Marvell 88SE9172)
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Intel DZ77GA-70K (Marvell 88SE9172)
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Read our
performance analysis.
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