A10-5800K vs. Core i3-3220 CPU Review
PCMark 7
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PCMark 7 performs a series of tests and gives scores in the following categories: An overall score called PCMark; a Productivity score, which is the system performance when using applications such as web browsing and home office applications; a Creativity score, which is the system performance when viewing, editing, converting, and storing photos and videos; an Entertainment score, which is the system performance when recording, viewing, streaming, and converting TV shows and movies, importing, organizing, and browsing music, and gaming; and a Computation score, which indicates the processing performance of the system. Let’s analyze the results.
The Core i3-3220 achieved an overall score 10% higher than the one achieved by the A10-5800K. The new AMD APU achieved a score 14% higher than its predecessor, the A8-3870K.
On the productivity benchmark, the A10-5800K achieved a score 5% higher than the Core i3-3220, 17% higher than the Core i3-2105 and 23% higher than the A8-3870K.
On the creativity benchmark, the Core i3-3220 achieved a score 72% higher than the A10-5800K. The new APU achieved a score 10% higher than its predecessor, the A8-3870K.
On the entertainment benchmark, the A10-5800K and the Core i3-3220 achieved the same performance level. The new AMD APU achieved a score that was 8% higher than the A8-3870K and 34% higher than the Core i3-2105.
On the computation benchmark, the Core i3-3220 achieved a score 292% higher than the A10-5800K. The new AMD APU achieved a score 4% higher than the Core i3-2105and 16% higher than the A8-3870K.