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When it comes to comparing the performance of different GPUs, there are several factors that can influence the results. In the case of notebooks featuring Intel's integrated graphics and AMD's Radeon RX Vega 3, these differences become particularly apparent.

One reason for this disparity is the varying TDP (Thermal Design Power) and cooling solutions employed in each notebook. The GPU benchmarks, for instance, reveal significant differences between notebooks with Intel's integrated graphics and those equipped with the Aspire 3's AMD Radeon RX Vega 3.

Interestingly, the results vary greatly from one notebook to another. Notebooks featuring UHD/HD Graphics 620-based GPUs, which are often paired with dual-channel-enabled RAM, demonstrate huge performance gaps compared to their counterparts. In this regard, both the UHD Graphics 620 and Vega 3 seem to be on a similar footing in terms of performance.

However, Intel's GPU manages to edge out AMD's GPU in some benchmarks, while the Vega 3 performs slightly better in others. The results achieved in 3DMark benchmarks are typical for this type of GPU, meaning that there should be no bottlenecks when it comes to RAM usage. Notably, the Aspire 3 is equipped with DDR4-2666 MHz RAM, which is well within the capabilities of its memory controller (which supports up to DDR4-2400 MHz RAM).

The integrated AMD Radeon RX Vega 3 graphics card also boasts support for DirectX 12 and a maximum core clock speed of 1100 MHz. Overall, while there may be some differences in performance between these GPUs, they are generally capable of delivering solid results.

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