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The UHD Graphics 615 can be found in Y processors with 5 W TDP (can be manipulated by the laptop manufacturers, and up 0,5 Watt from the previous generation) and is therefore suited for very thin, mostly passively cooled 2-in-1 notebooks and tablets. HDMI 2.0 however is still only supported with an external converter chip (LSPCon). The UHD 615 should support HDCP 2.2 and therefore Netflix 4K. Furthermore, Googles VP9 codec can also be hardware decoded.
The revised video engine in the HD 615 and UHD 615 now supports H.265/HEVC Main10 profile in hardware with 10 bit colors.
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That means that only low demanding games like Farming Simulator 17 or Rocket League are playable in lowest detail settings. On average the UHD graphics 615 should be very similar to the Kaby-Lake HD Graphics 615 due to the same architecture and similar speeds. Furthermore, the used main memory (single channel, DDR3(L), amount) is influencing performance. The 3D performance of the UHD 615 depends on the CPU model and the cooling / TDP-setting of the laptop. Compared to the old HD Graphics 615 in Kaby-Lake-Y CPUs, the UHD 615 is the same GPU with slightly different clock speeds (depending on the model) and slight power/performance improvements due to the improved 14nm++ process. Due to its lack of dedicated graphics memory or eDRAM cache, the UHD 615 has to access the main memory (2x 64bit DDR3L/LPDDR3). This "GT2" version offers 24 Execution Units (EUs) clocked at up to 1000 MHz (depending on the CPU model). The Intel UHD Graphics 615 (GT2) is a low-end integrated graphics unit, which can be found in the Y-series of the Amber-Lake generation. Intel UHD Graphics 615 ► remove from comparison
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