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LOSTCIRCUITS	SHORTCUTS: Energy-Efficiency CPU vs. System Power CPU Specs and Numbers Test Setup, Benchmark Overview Idle Power, Prime95 3D Rendering Power Cinebench 2003 Memory Subsystem Access Latencies 3DMark '05 and Gaming Power FarCry, Call of Duty2 F.E.A.R., Prey DOOM3 Final Thoughts Give Us Some Feedback on this Review
Low Power and Energy-Efficient CPUs from Intel and AMD Core2 Duo E6300 vs. X2-3800+ (ADD) and X2-4600+ (ADO)
(Review by MS, August 20, 2006)

Gaming Performance Continued

DOOM3

We used the built-in Demo1 at 640 x 480 resolution and normal image quality

The high-end Core2 Duo/Extreme processors dominate DOOM3, whereas the E6300 performs considerably slower, showing some major impact of the cache on performance in this particular game engine.

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