We've compiled the benchmark results for MSI's first portable gaming PC, the Claw A1M, equipped with Intel Core Ultra.
MSI's first portable gaming PC, the Claw A1M , has been released. The PC features a 7-inch full HD display and an Intel Core Ultra processor as its CPU. Following
MSI's first portable gaming PC, the Claw A1M, is born!
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For information on the appearance of the device, please refer to the photo review article below.
Photo review of the portable gaming PC 'Claw A1M' with a 7-inch screen and Ultra 7 processor - GIGAZINE
◆ Check specifications
First, check the CPU information with
Next, check the GPU information with
Storage information was confirmed with
◆Benchmark
First, we measured the transfer speed of the SSD using CrystalDiskMark . The results were sequential read 3529.39MB/s, sequential write 2848.45MB/s, random read 585.16MB/s, and random write 425.36MB/s.
The
We ran CPU and GPU benchmarks using
The single-core score details look like this.
The detailed multi-core scores are as follows:
Next, the GPU benchmark results.
The OpenCL score details look like this.
The Vulkan score details look like this.
The result of '
Passmark PerformanceTest also allows you to compare past benchmark results with the current benchmark results in a graph. This time, we compared the results with those of the standard business laptop 'Let'snote CF-SV9', the Microsoft Surface series 'Surface Go 4' and 'Surface Laptop Go 3', the high-performance gaming PC 'Razer Blade 16', and the world's lightest 14-inch gaming PC 'OMEN Transcend 14'. The overall results seem to exceed those of business devices, but not as good as gaming PCs equipped with the GeForce RTX series.
The CPU score is '28110'. The percentile is quite high at 83%.
The comparison results look something like this, with the numbers coming in pretty close to the Intel Core Ultra 9 185H.
The 2D graphics score was 677, which is in the 52% percentile.
Intel Arc Graphics' performance stands out.
The 3D graphics score was '6144', which is in the 39% percentile.
The difference is quite large in 3D, but the numbers are still quite high for a GPU built into a CPU.
The memory score was 2699, which is in the 49% percentile.
Here's the comparison. It's ahead of the business crowd and catching up with the laptop gaming crowd, just like the total score.
The disk score was '26475', which is a percentile of 81%.
The comparison results look like this, and the trend is the same as the total and memory results.
We also ran Blender V4.1 tests in
When running the GPU benchmark, the number of sample renderings was '198.937897' for monster, '43.724221' for junkshop, and '105.485321' for classroom.
We also ran the '
The results are below. It's tough to run at 4K resolution even if you lower the quality, but other resolutions seem to depend on the quality settings.
| Quality/Resolution | 3840×2160 | 2560×1440 | 1920×1080 | 1280×720 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lightweight quality | 2056 (heavy) | 3621(Regular) | 5229 (somewhat comfortable) | 5994 (somewhat comfortable) |
| Average quality | 1475 (difficult to operate) | 2480 (slightly heavy) | 3778(Normal) | 5415 (somewhat comfortable) |
| high quality | 1241 (Difficult to operate) | 2027 (heavy) | 2706 (slightly heavy) | 3537(Normal) |
Here's what it looks like when I actually played Genshin Impact . The graphics settings are set to 'lowest quality' by default after installation, which makes the movement look choppy, so I changed the FPS from 30 to 60. From what I saw when I played, there were few issues with the game with these settings, so there didn't seem to be any problems. The reason why I couldn't move the viewpoint very well and I was constantly hitting normal attacks after using elemental skills is because I usually use a keyboard and mouse, which has a completely different control system, rather than a gamepad, and it's not because the device is bad.
When a beginner in gamepad operation plays 'Genshin' with 'MSI Claw A1M', this happens - YouTube
This is a portable device that is easy to carry around, so we measured its battery life and how much noise it makes when in use.
Continued
I measured the battery life and terminal temperature of MSI's portable gaming PC 'Claw A1M' - GIGAZINE
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