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I mean, there are plenty of options to compare new cpus to old ones. 0. CPUBoss 1. CPUBenchmark 2. UserBenchmark And if you’re considering an upgrade, it’s al
by bransonf 7y ago
I mean, there are plenty of options to compare new cpus to old ones.
0. CPUBoss
1. CPUBenchmark
2. UserBenchmark
And if you’re considering an upgrade, it’s almost always the case that you should be comparing latest generation offerings to arrive at a purchase decision.
Don’t call the web stagnant because they decide not to flood the page with JS libraries.
- ihattendorf 7y agoBut if you're deciding whether or not to upgrade, a comparison between your current hardware and newer hardware is relevant.
- bransonf 7y agoThat’s why I suggested the first three websites. The role of Anandtech/TomsHardware and the like is not to do this. It’s to give news about new CPUs and where the fit in current offerings. They are news sites after all.
- solotronics 7y agoCPUBoss sucks. It doesnt have chips from the past 4 years in it.
- IanCutress 7y agowww.anandtech.com/Bench for real world benchmark data