I have a few questions about these CPUs:
1. Is the extra price for the 5350 worth it over the 5150?
2. Is the G1820 faster than the 5350?
1. Is the extra price for the 5350 worth it over the 5150?
2. Is the G1820 faster than the 5350?
Athlon 5150, vs 5350, vs celeron G1820
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The G1820 will be faster if you aren't a heavy multitasker. In fact, it will trounce the Athlon, because it has a higher clock rate, and it does more per clock than the Athlon.
Only go for the Athlon if you do stuff that will definitely benefit from more cores.
Between the Athlons, get the 5350. It's worth it.
Only go for the Athlon if you do stuff that will definitely benefit from more cores.
Between the Athlons, get the 5350. It's worth it.
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http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Celeron-G1820-vs-AMD-Athlon-5350#performance
Even in multi-threaded the Celeron edges out the AMD, and of course in single-threaded it absolutely obliterates it.
The AM1 platform is ideal for stuff like HTPCs or home servers where the system will be on 24/7. It has ultra low power usage and even with the stock heatsink is almost completely silent. If you need responsive computing or quick performance for anything the AM1 platform is last place you should look
Even in multi-threaded the Celeron edges out the AMD, and of course in single-threaded it absolutely obliterates it.
The AM1 platform is ideal for stuff like HTPCs or home servers where the system will be on 24/7. It has ultra low power usage and even with the stock heatsink is almost completely silent. If you need responsive computing or quick performance for anything the AM1 platform is last place you should look
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For future reference to anybody that reads this thread. The Intel Celeron G1820 beats the Athlon 5150 / 5350 in every test even intergrated graphics even multi-tasking by quite a bit. Stay away from the Athlon 5350 at $50, I own one and can't wait to replace it with a Intel G3220T/G3250T (35watt). Plus the AM1 socket the 5350 uses only supports single channel memory and really has no bright future.
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