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The Asus VivoTab Smart uses an Intel Atom Z2760 that operates at 1.8GHz and has 1MB of cache, two physical cores and four threads. Graphics comes in the form of Intel's Cloverview SoC's intergrated GPU – a PowerVR SGX545.
System memory is comprised of 2GB of RAM which, according to Windows Task Manager, operates at 800MHz. The built-in storage capacity is 64GB.
Our CPU-Z validation can be found here.
Sandra's processor tests show that the dual core Intel Atom Z2760 offers weak performance. By comparison, a desktop-calibre Core i5 3570K offers over nine times the multimedia performance.
To say Cinebench completed at crawling pace would be an understatement! A Core i5 3570K offers over eleven times as much performance.
The VivoTab Smart's Atom Z2760 CPU completed the Super Pi 1M test in 84 seconds.
A PCMark 7 score of 1427 is actually quite good, given the VivoTab Smart's modest hardware.
Google's LG-built Nexus 4 trounces the VivoTab Smart Atom Z2760's 3DMark score with its Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro SoC.
The quad core Krait APQ8064 CPU and Adreno 320 GPU combine in the Nexus 4 to outperform Intel's 1.8GHz Atom Z2760 and PowerVR SGX 545 whic are found in the VivoTab Smart.
We used GLBenchmark version 2.7 on the Nexus 4, and DXBenchmark version 2.7 on the VivoTab Smart.
Asus' VivoTab Smart continues to trail the performance of Google's Nexus 4 by a considerable margin.
With a fairly speedy internal storage device, Asus' VivoTab Smart shouldn't exhibit any noticeable lag when trying to open multiple programs or files of a reasonable size.
