AMD Athlon 240GE PassMark CPU Mark (Multi-Thread)
AMD Athlon 240GE System Benchmarks
These set of tests are meant to emulate more about what people usually do on a system, like opening large files or processing small stacks of data. This is a bit different to our office testing, which uses more industry standard benchmarks, and a few of the benchmarks here are relatively new and different.
AMD Athlon 240GE PassMark
PassMark CPU Mark (Multi-Thread)
The Athlon 240GE sits between Core i7-880 and Athlon 3000G. It is 0.3% lower than the Core i7-880 while being 1.5% higher than the Athlon 3000G. The Athlon 240GE takes a comfortable 56.7% lead over the Celeron G4930. The Athlon 240GE's performance earns it the 90th place. Overall, the Athlon 240GE is an average performer with its 2-cores and 4-threads in this benchmark.
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Critics Reviews
AMD Athlon 240GE and 220GE Review. AMD is slowly stealing market share from Intel as the chip-making giant struggles with an ongoing shortage of 14nm processors. Intel, focused on maximizing ...
The Athlon Pro 200/220/240GE is a dual-core part with SMT-enabled, so it has four threads active and 512 KB L2 cache per core, and 4 MB shared L3 cache. The base clock is 3.40 GHz for the 220GE ...
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35W Athlon 240GE and 220GE review Paul Alcorn from Tom's Hardware takes a look at AMD's latest 35W desktop processors, and although not perfect, these fanless-friendly chips pack enough bang for the buck. "The Zen cores in these low-end CPUs confer many of the same positive performance characteristics seen in higher-end Ryzen CPUs. But it's the ...