Is there a more current CPU chart available?

[hheiber]

It appears the CPU charts on Toms Hardware do not have the more recent CPUs. Are there any other more up to date benchmarks available? Thanks.

 

[jackluo923]

What kind of recent CPU benchmark are you looking for?

 

[hheiber]

Something that can help me understand the performance diferences of the new Intel CPUs as well - such as:

E4300
E4400
E6300
E6320
E6400
E6420
E6600

 

[Wisecracker]

The Futuremark Project provides an interesting comparison of clock speeds, graphic chipsets, mobos, 'Co-operative adapters ', etc . . .

 

[hheiber]

The Futuremark Project provides an interesting comparison of clock speeds, graphic chipsets, mobos, 'Co-operative adapters ', etc . . .

Is there any kind of consolidated or summary report? I only found individual reports that did not even list the specific CPU.

 

[Wisecracker]

Is there any kind of consolidated or summary report? I only found individual reports that did not even list the specific CPU.

Nope.

I would suggest starting with a small CPU Clock Range (which is basicly what you have now), comparing a graphic subsystem, note the cpu (and probably the mobo & RAM) and build your own spreadsheet.

If you join you may develop your own project database (without actually publicly posting your results) and *compare* projects. Without the *compare* you cannot review the *finer* details - such as . . .

ntel Core2 CPU 6300 @ 1.86GHz
OC'ed to 2800 MHz
Gigabyte 965p - s3
XFX GeForce 7900 GS
Maxtor 6B250S0 Hard Drive
FSB 400 MHz
No Co-operatve Adapter

You can then rank and compare various scores on your spreadsheet and determine what hardware best suits your needs/budget.