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9.07.2021 PassMark - CPU Benchmarks - List of Benchmarked CPUs CPU Benchmarks CPU Benchmarks Over 1,000,000 CPUs Benchmarked Notebook / Laptop CPU List 15,6" Dell Vostro Below is an alphabetical list of all CPU types that appear in the charts. Clicking on a specific 5502 i5-1135G7/ … processor name will take you to the chart it appears in and will highlight it for you. Results Notebook / Laptop for Single CPU Systems and Multiple CPU Systems are listed separately. 15,6" MSI GF63 i5-10500H/ 16GB/ … Find CPU Notebook / Laptop 15,6" Dell Vostro 3500 i5-1135G7/ … x-kom.pl Single CPU Systems Multi CPU Systems CPUS High End Single CPU Systems High Mid Range Last updated on the 9th of July 2021 Low Mid Range Low End Column CPU Mark Rank CPU Value Price Best Value CPU Name (higher is (lower is (higher is (USD) (On Market) better) better) better) Best Value XY AArch64 rev 0 (aarch64) 2,499 1581 NA NA Scatter Best Value AArch64 rev 1 (aarch64) 2,314 1657 NA NA (All time) AArch64 rev 2 (aarch64) 1,956 1849 NA NA New Desktop AArch64 rev 4 (aarch64) 1,653 2035 NA NA New Laptop AC8257V/WAB 693 2788 NA NA Single Thread AMD 3015e 2,678 1522 NA NA Systems with AMD 3020e 2,635 1531 NA NA Multiple CPUs Overclocked AMD 4700S 17,756 244 NA NA Power AMD A4 Micro-6400T APU 1,004 2502 NA NA Performance CPU Mark by Socket AMD A4 PRO-3340B 1,706 1995 NA NA Type Cross-Platform CPU AMD A4 PRO-7300B APU 1,481 2150 NA NA Performance AMD A4 PRO-7350B 1,024 2485 NA NA CPU Mega List AMD A4-1200 APU 445 3031 NA NA Search Model AMD A4-1250 APU 428 3051 NA NA 0 AMD A4-3300 APU 961 2549 9.09 $105.75* Compare https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php AMD A4 3300M APU 22 86 $29 99* 1/101 9.07.2021 PassMark - CPU Benchmarks - List of Benchmarked CPUs AMD A4-3300M APU CPU686 Mark Rank2798 CPU22.86 Value $29.99* Price CPU Name (higher is (lower is (higher is Common (USD) AMD A4-3305M APU better)820 better)2666 39.39better) $20.81* Most CPUBenchmarked Benchmarks AMD A4-3310MX APU 785 2700 NA NA AMD A4-3320M APU 640 2843 16.42 $39.00* AMD vs Intel Market Share AMD A4-3330MX APU 681 2801 NA NA Year on Year Performance AMD A4-3400 APU 1,031 2477 9.51 $108.50* AMD A4-3420 APU 1,052 2465 7.74 $136.00* AMD A4-4000 APU 1,158 2374 38.60 $29.99 AMD A4-4020 APU 1,214 2329 13.34 $91.00* AMD A4-4300M APU 997 2508 33.40 $29.86* AMD A4-4355M APU 816 2671 NA NA AMD A4-5000 APU 1,283 2275 NA NA AMD A4-5050 APU 1,328 2237 NA NA AMD A4-5100 APU 1,346 2222 NA NA AMD A4-5150M APU 1,129 2396 NA NA AMD A4-5300 APU 1,325 2244 49.17 $26.95* AMD A4-5300B APU 1,232 2317 47.49 $25.95* AMD A4-6210 APU 1,459 2159 NA NA AMD A4-6250J APU 1,685 2013 NA NA Zamów teraz AMD A4-6300 APU 1,413 2182 56.53 $24.99 Manufaktura Kawy AMD A4-6300B APU 1,328 2238 47.51 $27.95* AMD A4-6320 APU 1,563 2097 22.34 $69.99* AMD A4-7210 APU 1,646 2042 NA NA AMD A4-7300 APU 1,497 2141 10.69 $139.95* AMD A4-9120 1,257 2299 NA NA AMD A4-9120C 782 2707 NA NA AMD A4-9120e 907 2599 NA NA AMD A4-9125 1,211 2331 NA NA AMD A6 Micro-6500T APU 1,146 2383 NA NA AMD A6 PRO-7050B APU 1,015 2493 NA NA AMD A6 PRO-7400B 1,555 2104 NA NA AMD A6-1450 APU 1,033 2475 NA NA AMD A6-3400M APU 1,166 2367 40.22 $29.00* AMD A6-3410MX APU 1,152 2380 288.73 $3.99* AMD A6-3420M APU 1,248 2303 NA NA AMD A6-3430MX APU 1,331 2235 NA NA https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php 2/101 9.07.2021 PassMark - CPU Benchmarks - List of Benchmarked CPUs CPU Mark Rank CPU Value Price AMDCPU Name A6-3500 APU (higher1,387 is (lower2205 is 9.44(higher is $147.00* (USD) better) better) better) CPU Benchmarks AMD A6-3600 APU 1,636 2051 65.56 $24.95* AMD A6-3620 APU 1,741 1976 77.40 $22.49* AMD A6-3650 APU 2,030 1810 11.79 $172.19* AMD A6-3670 APU 2,040 1806 11.55 $176.59* AMD A6-4400M APU 995 2512 36.86 $27.00* AMD A6-4455M APU 783 2706 NA NA AMD A6-5200 APU 1,630 2056 NA NA AMD A6-5345M APU 1,122 2404 NA NA AMD A6-5350M APU 1,082 2440 32.68 $33.12* AMD A6-5357M APU 1,260 2296 NA NA AMD A6-5400B APU 1,412 2184 48.80 $28.94* AMD A6-5400K APU 1,249 2302 24.01 $52.02* AMD A6-6310 APU 1,681 2015 NA NA AMD A6-6400B APU 1,616 2070 NA NA AMD A6-6400K APU 1,435 2174 28.14 $50.99 AMD A6-6420B APU 1,550 2107 NA NA AMD A6-6420K APU 1,538 2117 10.26 $149.99* AMD A6-7000 1,010 2498 NA NA AMD A6-7310 APU 1,698 2003 NA NA AMD A6-7400K APU 1,592 2088 39.80 $39.99 AMD A6-7470K 1,744 1974 14.54 $120.00* AMD A6-7480 1,929 1862 43.85 $43.99* AMD A6-8500P 1,452 2163 NA NA AMD A6-8550 1,604 2079 NA NA AMD A6-9200 1,062 2455 NA NA AMD A6-9210 1,177 2359 NA NA AMD A6-9220 1,257 2298 NA NA AMD A6-9220C 1,208 2334 NA NA AMD A6-9220e 959 2552 NA NA AMD A6-9225 1,337 2230 NA NA AMD A6-9230 1,279 2278 NA NA AMD A6-9400 2,717 1502 NA NA AMD A6-9500 1,871 1900 24.98 $74.88 AMD A6-9500E 1,841 1921 24.55 $74.99 https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php 3/101 9.07.2021 PassMark - CPU Benchmarks - List of Benchmarked CPUs CPU Mark Rank CPU Value Price AMDCPU Name A8 PRO-7150B APU (higher1,569 is (lower2095 is (higherNA is NA (USD) better) better) better) CPU Benchmarks AMD A8 PRO-7600B APU 2,736 1496 NA NA AMD A8-3500M APU 1,232 2318 20.56 $59.95* AMD A8-3510MX APU 1,483 2148 19.24 $77.11* AMD A8-3520M APU 1,395 2200 25.37 $55.00* AMD A8-3530MX APU 1,477 2152 NA NA AMD A8-3550MX APU 1,579 2092 NA NA AMD A8-3800 APU 1,939 1858 17.64 $109.95* AMD A8-3820 APU 2,019 1819 44.91 $44.95* AMD A8-3850 APU 2,124 1761 16.38 $129.68* AMD A8-3870K APU 2,341 1648 93.12 $25.14* AMD A8-4500M APU 1,655 2032 23.66 $69.95* AMD A8-4555M APU 1,316 2252 NA NA AMD A8-5500 APU 2,567 1558 43.55 $58.95* AMD A8-5500B APU 2,663 1524 54.30 $49.04* AMD A8-5545M APU 1,536 2119 NA NA AMD A8-5550M APU 1,869 1901 NA NA AMD A8-5557M APU 1,719 1987 NA NA AMD A8-5600K APU 2,748 1495 55.02 $49.95* AMD A8-6410 APU 1,769 1960 NA NA AMD A8-6500 APU 2,785 1483 59.83 $46.55 AMD A8-6500B APU 2,789 1478 55.84 $49.95* AMD A8-6500T APU 1,816 1936 30.29 $59.95* AMD A8-6600K APU 2,969 1417 71.80 $41.35 AMD A8-7050 1,129 2397 NA NA AMD A8-7100 APU 1,677 2021 NA NA AMD A8-7200P 2,156 1748 NA NA AMD A8-7410 APU 1,799 1942 NA NA AMD A8-7500 3,878 1186 NA NA AMD A8-7600 APU 3,211 1342 45.75 $70.19* AMD A8-7650K 2,941 1430 46.04 $63.87 AMD A8-7670K 3,028 1398 33.65 $89.99 AMD A8-7680 3,535 1255 70.59 $50.08* AMD A8-8600P 2,231 1703 NA NA AMD A8-8650 2,774 1487 NA NA https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php 4/101 9.07.2021 PassMark - CPU Benchmarks - List of Benchmarked CPUs CPU Mark Rank CPU Value Price AMDCPU Name A8-9600 (higher3,256 is (lower1321 is 34.29(higher is $94.98 (USD) better) better) better) CPU Benchmarks AMD A9-9400 1,407 2192 NA NA AMD A9-9410 1,517 2127 NA NA AMD A9-9420 1,530 2120 NA NA AMD A9-9420e 1,127 2398 NA NA AMD A9-9425 1,554 2105 NA NA AMD A9-9430 1,678 2019 NA NA AMD A9-9820 3,662 1229 NA NA AMD A10 Micro-6700T APU 1,291 2268 NA NA AMD A10 PRO-7350B APU 1,910 1877 NA NA AMD A10 PRO-7800B APU 3,194 1346 NA NA AMD A10 PRO-7850B APU 3,406 1282 23.01 $148.02* AMD A10-4600M APU 1,896 1889 19.15 $98.99* AMD A10-4655M APU 1,606 2077 NA NA AMD A10-4657M APU 1,759 1966 NA NA AMD A10-5700 APU 2,756 1492 45.97 $59.95* AMD A10-5745M APU 1,716 1990 NA NA AMD A10-5750M APU 1,856 1907 19.98 $92.86* AMD A10-5757M APU 1,997 1832 NA NA AMD A10-5800B APU 2,897 1442 64.40 $44.99* AMD A10-5800K APU 2,920 1439 61.08 $47.80* AMD A10-6700 APU 3,087 1386 52.64 $58.65 AMD A10-6700T APU 2,311 1659 15.66 $147.61* AMD A10-6790K APU 3,017 1401 59.11 $51.04 AMD A10-6800B APU 2,824 1471 22.06 $128.02* AMD A10-6800K APU 3,156 1358 40.01 $78.87 AMD A10-7300 APU 1,680 2016 NA NA AMD A10-7400P 2,071 1787 NA NA AMD A10-7700K APU 3,100 1379 48.85 $63.46 AMD A10-7800 APU 3,120 1373 53.91 $57.87 AMD A10-7850K APU 3,415 1278 46.88 $72.85 AMD A10-7860K 3,280 1313 33.52 $97.88 AMD A10-7870K 3,506 1263 15.44 $226.99* AMD A10-7890K 3,535 1254 21.06 $167.85 AMD A10-8700P 2,210 1718 NA NA https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php 5/101 9.07.2021 PassMark - CPU Benchmarks - List of Benchmarked CPUs CPU Mark Rank CPU Value Price AMDCPU Name A10-8750 (higher3,299 is (lower1306 is (higherNA is NA (USD) better) better) better) CPU Benchmarks AMD A10-8850 3,525 1257 NA NA AMD A10-9600P 2,222 1709 NA NA AMD A10-9620P 2,509 1577 NA NA AMD A10-9630P 2,947 1424 NA NA AMD A10-9700 3,521 1259 29.34 $119.99 AMD A10-9700E 3,151 1361 15.02 $209.77* AMD A12-9700P 2,366 1633 NA NA AMD A12-9720P 2,612 1540 NA NA AMD A12-9730P 3,172 1350 NA NA AMD A12-9800 3,175 1349 28.87 $109.98 AMD A12-9800E 3,410 1280 11.48 $296.96* AMD Athlon64 X2 Dual Core 4600+ 803 2682 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 2000+ 154 3409 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 2600+ 243 3281 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 2800+ 295 3202 2.95 $99.99* AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 303 3189 15.13 $20.00* AMD Athlon 64 3100+ 484 2989 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 3200+ 332 3162 2.21 $149.95* AMD Athlon 64 3300+ 375 3105 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 3400+ 375 3104 3.75 $99.95* AMD Athlon 64 3500+ 366 3113 4.58 $79.95* AMD Athlon 64 3700+ 394 3082 4.38 $89.95* AMD Athlon 64 3800+ 292 3207 2.23 $131.01* AMD Athlon 64 4000+ 321 3168 3.22 $99.95* AMD Athlon 64 FX-55 404 3070 6.22 $65.00* AMD Athlon 64 FX-57 517 2962 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 FX-59 465 3010 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 Dual Core 709 2774 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 FX-62 Dual Core 943 2566 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 FX-74 972 2536 1.95 $499.50* AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 566 2920 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3400+ 531 2947 NA NA AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3600+ 660 2824 9.67 $68.25* AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+ 627 2854 NA NA https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php 6/101 9.07.2021 PassMark - CPU Benchmarks - List of Benchmarked CPUs CPU Mark Rank CPU Value Price AMDCPU Name Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4000+ (higher632 is (lower2851 is (higherNA is NA
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