More and more ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime’s are showing up on door steps and this Tegra 3 tablet is the first to be sporting this new processor. Since the graphic performance of this quad-core processor is only a month old we thought we’d round up the benchmarks and in case you’re interested a video showing off a few of them in action.
So how does the ASUS Transformer Prime stand up in the benchmarks? Tegra 3 is has 2X the number of CPU core and 3X the graphics speed of Tegra 2. Performance is still not quite up to par with the iPad 2, but if we look at GLBenchmark’s Egypt test Tegra 3 doesn’t do too bad. The gap grows in more texture bound tests but in a heavier shader environment Tegra 3 isn’t too shabby. While it’s clear that Tegra 2 wasn’t enough to deal with the 1280 x 752 resolution of Honeycomb tablets, Tegra 3 seems well matched.
- Quadrant: ~ 3000
- Nena Mark 1: 59.6 fps
- Nena Mark 2: 45.4 fps
- An3DBenchXL: 36 647
- AnTuTu: 10046
- GLBenchmark 2.1 – Egypt Offscreen: 55.2 fps
- GLBenchmark 2.1 – Egypt Pro Offscreen: 66.5 fps
- Sunspider: 1863.2 ms
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