Category: CPU Benchmark

AMD C60 is an excellent dual core processor for netbooks and entry level notebooks. It has a very capable ATi Radeon HD 6290 graphics processing unit. The CPU has 1MB L2 cache and runs at 1GHz clock speed. C60 offers some significant performance gains over its predecessor, the AMD C50 APU (accelerated processing unit). related [...]

AMD E450 is one of the new APU by the chipset giant that is being touted as the successor to the immensely popular AMD E350 chipset. The E450 consists of two cores, just like E350, that run at 1.65GHz clock speed and come with ATi Radeon HD 6320 GPU that is clocked at 400MHz. related [...]

The Pentium P6100 CPU is being used in myriad entry level notebooks these days. The processor does not support advanced features like Turboboost; AES instructions and hypertheading. That said, it has support for speedstepping, allowing you to squeeze some more battery life. related queries: intel pentium p6100, intel p6100 review, pentium p6100 review, intel p6100, [...]

Lately, a lot of entry level notebooks are coming with the AMD E240 APU (CPU + GPU). The one we got for review is the Toshiba C655D, so we decided to run few benchmarks on it. First is the PCMark Vantage: related queries: amd e240, e240 vs e350, AMD E-240, amd e240 review, amd e240 [...]

AMD C-30 is a 1.2GHz single core processor with ATI Radeon HD 6250 graphics. In terms of raw CPU performance, the C30 is slower than the Atom N550 dual core processor, but is faster in the graphics department as ATi 6250 completely blows away the GMA 3150 graphics (used in most netbooks) Here are how [...]

A couple of days back, I had a chance to play with the new Macbook Air 11.6-inch netbook and 13.3 inch notebook. Now, there are plenty of reviews about both of them, so I thought of doing something different – running benchmarks. Luckily, I was also carrying my Macbook Pro 13-inch (2.4GHz C2D) (2010) with [...]