ComputerBase: Intel Pentium G4560 Tested
- Applications Performance (Windows):
15% faster than $90 FX-6300
21% faster than $60 Pentium G4400 (predecessor)
23% faster than $149 A10-7890K
- Gaming Performance (1080P):
16% faster than $89 FX-6300
26% faster than $60 Pentium G4400 (predecessor)
26% faster than $149 A10-7890K
Ps: Almost 3x Pentium G4400's minimum framerates @ GTA V
- GTX 980 Ti SLI Tests: 24-45% faster than FX-6300
- 23W idle/load difference, down to as low as 16W with a 0.15V undervolt
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- Applications Performance (Windows):
15% faster than $90 FX-6300
21% faster than $60 Pentium G4400 (predecessor)
23% faster than $149 A10-7890K
- Gaming Performance (1080P):
16% faster than $89 FX-6300
26% faster than $60 Pentium G4400 (predecessor)
26% faster than $149 A10-7890K
Ps: Almost 3x Pentium G4400's minimum framerates @ GTA V
- GTX 980 Ti SLI Tests: 24-45% faster than FX-6300
- 23W idle/load difference, down to as low as 16W with a 0.15V undervolt
ComputerBase said:The 97 percent increase is only one test, but a lot of other applications are also staggered, which are also massively benefiting from the two additional threads and at the same time higher clock speed and faster memory. The GTA V game, for example, increases by 86 percent, Assassin's Creed by 60 percent, TrueCrypt encryption software is 50 percent faster, and music is converted 30 percent faster. If an application does not benefit from the more threads, the power gain drops to only six to eight percent - there it comes then only over the clock and the faster DDR4 memory.
www.computerbase.de/2017-01/intel-pentium-g4560-test-kaby-lake