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Comparision AMD 3020e vs AMD A10-5800K

AMD 3020e

AMD 3020e

Rating: 2 points
AMD A10-5800K

WINNER
AMD A10-5800K

Rating: 3 points
Grade
AMD 3020e
AMD A10-5800K
Test results
0
0
Performance
2
4
Memory specification
2
0
Interfaces and communications
0
1
Main characteristics
5
4

Top specs and features

Passmark test

AMD 3020e: 2337 AMD A10-5800K: 2947

Power Consumption (TDP)

AMD 3020e: 6 W AMD A10-5800K: 100 W

Technological process

AMD 3020e: 14 nm AMD A10-5800K: 32 nm

L1 cache size

AMD 3020e: 192 KB AMD A10-5800K: 192 KB

L2 cache size

AMD 3020e: 1 MB AMD A10-5800K: 4 MB

Description

The AMD 3020e processor runs at 1.2 Hz, the other AMD A10-5800K runs at 3.8 Hz. AMD 3020e is able to accelerate to 2.6 Hz , and the second to 4.2 Hz. The maximum power consumption for the first processor is 6 W, and for AMD A10-5800K 100 W.

In terms of architecture, AMD 3020e is built using 14 nm technology. AMD A10-5800K on the 32 nm architecture.

Relative to processor memory. AMD 3020e can support DDR4. The maximum supported size is There is no data MB. It should be noted that the maximum memory bandwidth is There is no data. The second processor AMD A10-5800K is capable of supporting DDRThere is no data. The throughput is 21. And the maximum amount of supported RAM is There is no data MB.

Graphics. AMD 3020e has a graphics engine AMD Radeon Graphics. The frequency of which is - 1000 MHz. AMD A10-5800K received video core There is no data. Here the frequency is 800 MHz.

How processors perform in benchmarks. In the PassMark benchmark, AMD 3020e scored 2337. And AMD A10-5800K scored 2947 points.

Why AMD A10-5800K is better than AMD 3020e

  • Power Consumption (TDP) 6 W против 100 W, less by -94%
  • Technological process 14 nm против 32 nm, less by -56%

AMD 3020e vs AMD A10-5800K: highlights

AMD 3020e
AMD 3020e
AMD A10-5800K
AMD A10-5800K
Test results
Passmark test
The PassMark test considers read speed, write speed, and seek time when testing SSD performance.
2337
max 104648
Average: 6033.5
2947
max 104648
Average: 6033.5
TrueCrypt AES benchmark score
1
max 35
Average: 3.1
2
max 35
Average: 3.1
X264 encoding pass 2 test score
13
max 274
Average: 33.8
22
max 274
Average: 33.8
X264 encoding pass 1 test score
67
max 411
Average: 117.5
106
max 411
Average: 117.5
WinRAR 4.0 test score
1273
max 17932
Average: 3042.5
2473
max 17932
Average: 3042.5
Cinebench 15 64-bit multi-core test score
202
max 9405
Average: 638.4
max 9405
Average: 638.4
Cinebench 15 64-bit single-core test score
95
max 323
Average: 128.5
max 323
Average: 128.5
Performance
Number of threads
The more threads, the higher the performance of the processor will be, and it will be able to perform several tasks at the same time.
2
max 256
Average: 10.7
4
max 256
Average: 10.7
L1 cache size
large amount of L1 memory accelerates results in the CPU and system performance settings
192 KB
max 6144
Average: 299.3 KB
192 KB
max 6144
Average: 299.3 KB
L2 cache size
An L2 cache with a large amount of scratchpad memory allows you to increase the speed of the processor and the overall performance of the system.
1 MB
max 512
Average: 4.5 MB
4 MB
max 512
Average: 4.5 MB
L3 cache size
A large amount of L3 memory accelerates results in the CPU and system performance settings
4 MB
max 768
Average: 16.3 MB
MB
max 768
Average: 16.3 MB
Maximum processor frequency
When the processor's speed drops below its limit, it can jump to a higher clock speed to improve performance.
2.6 GHz
max 5.7
Average: 3.2 GHz
4.2 GHz
max 5.7
Average: 3.2 GHz
Number of Cores
The number of cores in processors indicates the number of independent computing units that can execute tasks in parallel. More cores allow the processor to handle more tasks at once, which improves overall performance and the ability to handle multi-threaded applications. Show more
2
max 72
Average: 5.8
4
max 72
Average: 5.8
CPU base clock speed
1.2 GHz
max 4.7
Average: 2.5 GHz
3.8 GHz
max 4.7
Average: 2.5 GHz
Video core
AMD Radeon Graphics
There is no data
RAM types
Various versions of DDR, such as DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5, offer improved features and performance over previous versions, allowing you to work more efficiently with data and improve overall system performance. Show more
4
max 5
Average: 3.5
max 5
Average: 3.5
Memory specification
Memory frequency
RAM may be faster to increase system performance.
2400 MHz
max 4800
Average: 2106.2 MHz
MHz
max 4800
Average: 2106.2 MHz
Max. number of memory channels
The more their number, the higher the data transfer rate from memory to processor
2
max 16
Average: 2.9
max 16
Average: 2.9
Interfaces and communications
Has avx
AVX allows you to increase the speed of calculations in multimedia, financial and scientific applications, and it also improves the performance of Linux RAID. Show more
Available
There is no data
Main characteristics
Technological process
The small size of semiconductors means that this is a new generation chip.
14 nm
Average: 36.8 nm
32 nm
Average: 36.8 nm
Power Consumption (TDP)
The heat dissipation requirement (TDP) is the maximum amount of energy that can be dissipated by the cooling system. The lower the TDP, the less power will be consumed. Show more
6 W
Average: 67.6 W
100 W
Average: 67.6 W
PCI Express Edition
High-speed bus for connecting peripherals to a computer. Different versions determine the data transfer rate, and the number (x1, x4, x8, x16) indicates the number of logical lines for data transfer and determines the throughput and capabilities of the devices. Show more
3
max 5
Average: 2.9
max 5
Average: 2.9
Ruler
AMD
There is no data
GPU base clock speed
The graphics processing unit (GPU) is characterized by a high clock speed.
1000 MHz
max 2400
Average: 535.8 MHz
800 MHz
max 2400
Average: 535.8 MHz
Supports 64-bit system
64-bit system, unlike a 32-bit one, can support more than 4 GB of RAM. This increases productivity. It also allows you to run 64-bit applications.
Available
Available
Maximum temperature for processors
If the maximum temperature at which the processor operates is exceeded, a reset may occur.
105 °C
max 110
Average: 96 °C
°C
max 110
Average: 96 °C
Architecture codename
Zen
Trinity
Appointment
Laptop
Desktop
Series
AMD Raven Ridge (Ryzen 2000 APU)
AMD A-Series (Desktop)

FAQ

Can AMD 3020e and AMD A10-5800K work in 4K mode?

AMD 3020e - There is no data. AMD A10-5800K - There is no data.

How many PCIe lanes

AMD 3020e - There is no data. AMD A10-5800K - There is no data.

How much RAM does it support?

AMD 3020e supports There is no data GB. AMD A10-5800K supports There is no dataGB.

How fast are the processors?

AMD 3020e operates on 1.2 GHz.8 GHz.

How many cores does the processor have?

AMD 3020e has 2 cores. AMD A10-5800K has 4 cores.

Do processors support ECC memory?

AMD 3020e - There is no data. AMD A10-5800K - There is no data.

Does AMD 3020e have embedded graphics?

AMD 3020e - AMD Radeon Graphics. AMD A10-5800K - There is no data

What kind of RAM is supported

AMD 3020e supports DDR4. AMD A10-5800K supports DDRThere is no data.

What is the socket of the processors?

Using There is no data to set AMD 3020e. FM2 is used to set AMD A10-5800K.

What architecture do they use?

AMD 3020e is built on the Zen architecture. AMD A10-5800K is built on the Trinity architecture.

Is the AMD 3020e CPU multiplier unlocked?

AMD 3020e - There is no data. AMD A10-5800K - has.

How do processors perform in benchmarks?

According to PassMark, AMD 3020e scored 2337 points. AMD A10-5800K scored 2947 points.

What is the maximum frequency of processors?

AMD 3020e has a maximum frequency of 2.6 Hz. The maximum frequency of AMD A10-5800K reaches 4.2 Hz.

How much energy do they consume?

The power consumption of AMD 3020e can be up to 6 Watts. AMD A10-5800K has up to 6 Watts.