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i3 9100 vs i5 8265U Excel performace

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I must choose PC and I wonder which would be better for workload, excel performance i.e. I know i5 is laptop CPU but I wonder if it can be better than i3 desktop.

UserBenchmark says that i3 is better in benchmarks.

 

Thanks

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You're comparing a 15W CPU to a 65W CPU... obviously the desktop counter part is better.

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1. Yes the i3-9100 is obviously superior compared to this specific i5. However, a desktop i5 of the same generation would be better. Even better would be Ryzen.

 

2. Please don't use cpubenchmark

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are we building a laptop?  why the comparison?  If you need a laptop with horsepower...get a Clevo or some other model that you can buy without a cpu, but accepts desktop CPUs.  I'm thinking of doing this myself.  Have a i5-8500 collecting dust...and don't want to own a weak laptop cpu.  Know there's powerful laptop cpus that perform well in multi-threaded apps, but single core performance IMHO is what really makes a PC run well...ymmv.

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5 hours ago, boggy77 said:

yes the desktop i3 is more powerful than the low power laptop i5

 

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/Intel-i3-9100-vs-Intel-i5-8265U/3479vs3323

Should I user PerformanceTEST soft to measure CPU performances? I use UserBenchmark often but do not know how good it might be to actually measure CPU power.

5 hours ago, orbitalbuzzsaw said:

2. Please don't use cpubenchmark

Why ? What is good software to benchmark CPU?  

5 hours ago, Vejnemojnen said:

do you already have the motherboard @giusgius ? : ) Is 1600AF available in your area?

No, but I want to build Intel for now, Ryzen 5 1600 is available but 1600AF not, What exactly is AF? Is it like Intel's "i3 9100F" without Integrated Graphics?

1600AF isn't available here but 1600 is.

5 hours ago, Stu_Bear said:

are we building a laptop?  why the comparison?

No, I just wanted to know the performance difference btw those two. i5-8265U doesn't offer good big (100MB) excel performance I think, it's like even my i7-3632QM does it better than new i5, idk for sure. 

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21 minutes ago, giusgius said:

Should I user PerformanceTEST soft to measure CPU performances? I use UserBenchmark often but do not know how good it might be to actually measure CPU power.

UserBenchmark is the worst benchmark for comparing CPU's.

 

22 minutes ago, giusgius said:

Why ? What is good software to benchmark CPU?  

IMO cpubenchmark is fine and I use it sometimes. But I prefer Cinebench

 

23 minutes ago, giusgius said:

No, but I want to build Intel for now, Ryzen 5 1600 is available but 1600AF not, What exactly is AF? Is it like Intel's "i3 9100F" without Integrated Graphics?

1600AF isn't available here but 1600 is.

Ryzen 5 1600 AF is pretty much a Ryzen 5 2600 with lower clockspeed. The old non-AF 1600 is worse because it's a first gen Ryzen.

Neither of them have integrated graphics.

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I should have added I have a i5-7600 (4c/4t @ 4ghz) in my work desktop...same thing, more or less, as a 9100...it works very well in LARGE excel files.  That said when I only had 8gb RAM things were sluggish...16gb RAM helps a lot.  Though my excel files never approach 100mb.

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