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I just wanted to know which one of these is better:

Intel core i7 4702MQ (always intel turbo boost active -->3,2Ghz)

AMD Athlon X4 760K 3,8Ghz (boost 4,1Ghz)

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The first one is better. 

 

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I just wanted to know which one of these is better:

Intel core i7 4702MQ (always intel turbo boost active -->3,2Ghz)

AMD Athlon X4 760K 3,8Ghz (boost 4,1Ghz)

 

Intel core i7 4702MQ would probably perform better.

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Wait... that i7 is a mobile CPU and that Athlon is a desktop CPU.

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i7 obviously, it consumes less power and it is a quad core CPU that delivers better performance than AMD :)

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AMD Athlon X4 760K is a pretty cheap processor, amazon has it for just £65.

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i7, but it is a mobile processor, not a desktop processor.

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i know the i7 is a mobile, i have it in my laptop but the AMD has a higher clock...?

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i know the i7 is a mobile, i have it in my laptop but the AMD has a higher clock...?

 

you cannot compare clock speeds across platforms.

 

a 4.0GHz sandy bridge, 4.0GHz Haswell, 4.0GHz 2011 to a FX-8350 4.0GHz

all have extremely different outcomes on testing, use and benching.

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you cannot compare clock speeds across platforms.

 

a 4.0GHz sandy bridge, 4.0GHz Haswell, 4.0GHz 2011 to a FX-8350 4.0GHz

all have extremely different outcomes on testing, use and benching.

i think the 8350 is a 4 core with 8 threads

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