As we can see from the scoreline below, the default benchmark give us a score of 1762, that is 30 points  lower than the DDR3 variant of the AMD 785G board. Even with the GPU running at 1GHz, the score is 2496. A DDR3 variant would give us a 100 points more. The more noticeable difference is with 4 cores enabled. That increases the score line to 2519. A DDR3 equivalent would give us around 2600.

In 3DMark Vantage, at default it score E2326, just 30 points behind a DDR3 equivalent. With GPU o/c to 1GHz, the score shot up to E3666, a DDR3 equivalent test platform gave us E3700. With 4 cores enabled, it scored E3805, a DDR3 equivalent is just 30 points better.

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