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Tom's Hardware's 2007 CPU Charts

By Patrick Schmid

published 16 July 2007

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AMD Test System

Page 1: FSB1333 Intel Processors & New 2007 CPU Charts
Page 2: Status Quo
Page 3: Status Quo, Continued
Page 4: AMD: Waiting For The Phenom
Page 5: Intel: Core 2 Rules The Processor Arena
Page 6: E6000 Series Nomenclature
Page 7: New Core 2 Processors
Page 8: Less Than 1% Average Performance Gain At FSB1333 Vs. FSB1066
Page 9: Chipsets For FSB1333 System Speed
Page 10: CPU Comparison Tables
Page 11: AMD Test System
Page 12: Shared Components
Page 13: Benchmarks And Settings
Page 14: Gaming Benchmark Results
Page 15: Serious Sam 2
Page 16: Supreme Commander
Page 17: Quake IV
Page 18: Unreal Tournament 2004
Page 19: Warhammer Mark Of Chaos
Page 20: Audio/Video Benchmark Results
Page 21: Full HD 1080p Playback
Page 22: DVD/MPEG-2 To DivX/XviD Transcoding
Page 23: DVD-9 To DVD-5
Page 24: MPEG-2 To H.264 Encoding
Page 25: Windows Media HD Encoding
Page 26: Video Editing And MPEG-2 Encoding
Page 27: Application Benchmark Results
Page 28: WinRAR File Compression
Page 29: Adobe Acrobat 7 PDF Creation Out Of MS Powerpoint 2007
Page 30: Deep Fritz Chess
Page 31: Graphics Benchmark Results
Page 32: 3DS Max 9 Rendering
Page 33: Cinema 4D Rendering
Page 34: Synthetic Benchmark Results
Page 35: PCMark05 Pro
Page 36: SiSoft Sandra XI
Page 37: SiSoft Sandra XI, Continued
Page 38: SiSoft Sandra XI, Continued
Page 39: Windows Vista Performance Index
Page 40: Processor Pricing

AMD Test System

We used an Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe for benchmarking the AMD processor family based on Socket AM2.

Intel Test System

We used Gigabyte's GA-P35C-DS3R to test Intel processors.

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