Intel® Corp. Ultra Low Voltage Intel® Celeron® Processors at 650 MHz and 400 MHz, Competitive Performance Evaluation versus VIA Technologies Mini-ITX EPIA M10000 and EPIA ME6000 CPUs

Abstract

Intel Corporation commissioned The Tolly Group to benchmark the performance of its Ultra Low Voltage Intel® Celeron® processors operating at 400 MHz and 650 MHz alongside a pair of VIA Technologies, Inc. mainboard CPUs: the EPIA M10000 C3 Nehemiah and EPIA M6500 C3 Samuel 2.

The Ultra Low Voltage Intel Celeron processors operating at 650 MHz and 400 MHz are designed for embedded systems applications that include storage devices, such as entry-level network attached storage, and industrial computing, such as ruggedized computer systems used in manufacturing environments.

Engineers subjected all four devices to a battery of benchmark tests exercising the full range of capabilities of the devices. Performance comparisons were drawn from the devices that were subjected to industry-standard tests utilizing the PCMark 2002 (Futuremark Corp.), SANDRA (SiSoftware Ltd.) and SPEC CPU2000 V1.2 (Standard Performance Evaluation Corp.) benchmarks.

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