PC Gaming With A $200 2-In-1 -- Lenovo Miix 320 Benchmarks (Intel Atom Processor) By Zach's Tech Turf

Hey welcome to Zack sector last week, I review what I think is the best $200 ? in 1 laptop, but today we're going to see how a game. How far can we take a 1.4, gigahertz Atom processor, let's get into it before, jumping straight into the benchmarks: I promise we'll get into them soon, I highly recommend you guys check out my full review of this Lenovo mix 322 and one tablet. I think that this is truly an amazing piece of hardware and I. Don't want you to judge it purely based off its gaming, which, as you can imagine, isn't that great, let's go over the stats, real quick, the Lenovo mix.320 is running an Intel Atom, 1.4, 4, gigahertz, processor, 2, gigabytes of ddr3 RAM, no dedicated graphics, 64, gigabytes of e MMC storage and a 1280 by 800 resolution screen. Now, as you can tell, this thing, definitely isn't packing a punch when gaming and, like I, said in my full review. This thing isn't designed for gaming, it's more like a mobile productivity web browsing type thing with all that, out of the way, let's start playing some games, the first game.

We're testing here is grand theft, auto 5 with max settings. Here you can see that it's running silky smooth at 60 FPS, and it looks amazing check this out. Ok, ok, hopefully you caught on to this, but know this laptop is not running this game. I'm using steam, in-home streaming right now like if you had a seam link, but I did this split the reason so don't be mad at me with the built-in wireless AC chips on this laptop in a decent home Wi-Fi network, you can play your entire main games, PC library, with ease. This is a much better playing experience and actually gaming on this thing, and although I am going to show you the real benchmarks, obviously I wanted to include the performance of steams in-home streaming, because this is honestly what I use this laptop for on almost a daily basis.

Ok, now is that out of the way, let's run some actual games that this laptop can handle, and we'll start with one of my personal favorites star dew valley, at 1280 by 800 resolution. This game played almost perfectly smooth. It stays right at about 60 FPS, but there were some occasional drop sounded like 55 whenever you are an item like a fishing pole or your watering can but certainly very playable and enjoyable I actually play this game on the cows. With this laptop and steam controller a lot, and it's about as relaxing as it gets. The next game, I decided to test was just a tad bit tougher to run and that's crash lands is a very fun survival, artsy style role-playing game, and you can transfer your saves from Steam to mobile, and I also recommend it here in 1280 by 800 the game state at that max 30 FPS, the entire time, which was actually very nice navigating around the menus, did cause it to lag a little, but definitely usable and a great gaming experience.

Moving on to a bit tougher title, I gave torchlight 2 a try, I mentioned in my full review videos that I actually played this game on this laptop on a plane, ride home once, and it actually works pretty well in 1280 by 800 and everything to the lowest setting. I was averaging about 25 to 30 FPS, with some dips down to 15 to 20 when there were a lot of enemies on the screen, but still very playable. Torchlight 2 is an isometric action RPG, and it's pretty baller to see a game like this run on this tiny $200.00 two-in-one moving up swords, the more difficult games. What kind of benchmark video would this be without CSGO in 800, P and everything to the lowest setting I, unfortunately, could only average about 10 to 15 fps I did mean to run around all fly mode and kill some easy BOTS. That made me feel good about myself, but I wouldn't recommend taking this into an online match.

Well that wraps up my benchmarking, video for the ANOVA mix 320. As you can see, the lighter end. Titles are definitely playable on this thing, but I think. The important thing to note is that the scenes in-home streaming performs like an absolute boss, I love taking this tiny tablet around my house and basically having my entire Steam library everywhere. I go pretty cool stuff.

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