Regular dual core at 2.8ghz or hyperthreaded dual(now quad) core at 2.3ghz?

[Red_357]

Which one would provide more performance, assuming IPC and cache and all that is the same?

 

[Atomicdonut17]

Hyperthread, always. The clock of the CPU isn't what determines performance overall.

 

[rgd1101]

What exact model are the cpu?

 

[Red_357]

What exact model are the cpu?

Intel Celeron G1840 and the i3 6100U
yes, I know the i3 is a laptop cpu, i'm just interested in which will perform better

 

[Dooop805]

http/cpu.userbenchmark.com

 

[Red_357]

http/cpu.userbenchmark.com

I don't own any of these CPUs, so it should be obvious I can't test them, that's why I asked here.

 

[rgd1101]

the G1840 is a desktop, i3 6100U is for laptop.
The G1840 might actually be faster because it have higher TDP

 

[Atomicdonut17]

The i3 6100u is a 'newer' Skylake with 2 cores, 4 threads, WHEREAS the G1840 is a 2 core, 2 thread system of the Haswell architecture. Any current gen i3 (16xx or 17xx) would pretty much curbstomp a Celeron, unless said Celeron were OC'd. Hell, even PENTIUMS make jerky out of Celerons, current or no,