Intel Celeron G5900 + Pentium Gold G6400 Benchmarks - Low-Price Comet Lake CPUs
While we have looked a lot at how the Core i9 10900K performs at the top-end of Intel's Comet Lake line-up as well as with the likes of the i5-10600K and i3-10100, here is our first look at the very bottom of the stack with the new Celeron and Pentium processors. Benchmarked today are the Celeron G5900 as a ~$40 processor and the Pentium Gold G6400 that retails for around $60 and compared against other low-end Intel and AMD processors as well as older Intel Core i3 CPUs.
The Intel Celeron G5900 is one of the lowest-end Comet Lake processors offered. For $42 USD (indeed was able to purchase it for that price) is a dual-core processor with a 3.4GHz clock frequency. The CPU has just a 2MB cache, no turbo frequency, support for dual channel DDR4-2666 memory, no form of AVX support, 2MB L3 cache, UHD Graphics 610 that clock up to 1.05GHz, and a 58 Watt TDP. It's a CPU quite at the bottom of the gutter by 2020 standards.
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