Current Year 13 Mark I

AMD A6-3420 M HD Graphics.

Okay, so here are some benchmarks for it http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-HD-6520G.55734.0.html

I think that is the graphics card associated with that CPU

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Blutooth

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Sorry Sri, don't understand that. However, I've just done the window's experience index, and it gave my laptop a
6.6 for processor speed, 6.7 for ram, 6.5 for gaming graphics and a 5.8 for desktop graphics. Doesn't seem too bad for the price.
Scores are from 1 to 7.9.

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Dark Lord of Mordor

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Original post by Blutooth

Sorry Sri, don't understand that. However, I've just done the window's experience index, and it gave my laptop a
6.6 for processor speed, 6.7 for ram, 6.5 for gaming graphics and a 5.8 for desktop graphics. Doesn't seem too bad for the price.
Scores are from 1 to 7.9.

Ah sorry, if you scroll down there are some average FPS scores for different games on the different settings. I didn't know exactly which games you were talking about and they haven't tested Diablo III on it so I thought it would be best just giving you a link. Usually 25+ FPS is playable (maybe slightly straining on the eyes) and 30+ FPS is fine.

Those are some good WEI scores for that price :smile:

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Blutooth

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Original post by SrijanParmeshwar

Ah sorry, if you scroll down there are some average FPS scores for different games on the different settings. I didn't know exactly which games you were talking about and they haven't tested Diablo III on it so I thought it would be best just giving you a link. Usually 25+ FPS is playable (maybe slightly straining on the eyes) and 30+ FPS is fine.

Those are some good WEI scores for that price :smile:

Ahh, thanks.

Morning

Original post by LogicGoat

What do you think my three most relevant subjects (for CompSci) would be out of maths, f.maths, computing, physics & chemistry? :colondollar:

If this is for Cambridge it would depend on the college. You can email the admissions at each college to get a direct answer.

I strongly suspect it would be maths, f. maths and physics. Or it may be maths, f. maths and your best other subject.

The average of the "3 most relevant" isn't as universal and direct as you may think. It's not all about averages vs averages. Often, Cambridge will focus more on individual scores in target units. Cambridge will also look for some consistency, or any worrying results. For Computer Science, by far the most important thing in terms of UMS is to do very well in Maths, particularly in the "harder" pure units (C3, C4, FP1, etc.) This, of course, is not that unusual. Therefore, as with maths, a large part of the application will be based on performance at the interview.