Awarding Benchmarks, iGPU Power Consumption

Moving on to 7-zip and we observe that for pinch work the Athlon 200GE isn't going to be spitting out archives at an impressive rate, as here it was six% slower than the Pentium G4560. It was 12% faster than the slow A12-9800 then that's something.

Then when information technology comes to decompression performance the 200GE is comparable to the Core i3-7100 and Ryzen 3 1200 thanks to its SMT support.

Next up nosotros take the Excel results and hither the Athlon 200GE was about 20% slower than the Pentium G4560, though it was 33% faster than the A12-9800. So as expected not a beast in Excel only for nearly users it volition be capable plenty.

The 200GE besides comes in just behind the Pentium G4560 in the PCMark x modern part benchmark which is a little disappointing, we would have liked to see some improvement over the early 2022 budget CPU in this test. By the way had AMD not locked this CPU, with a few changes in the BIOS information technology would be possible to reach stock Ryzen v 2400G similar performance in this examination.

As for power consumption, well the Athlon 200GE really is in a league of its ain, seeing total system consumption peak at but 52 watts. The Ryzen 3 2200G test organization using the aforementioned power supply consumed 75% more power while the G4560 consumed 44% more than power. Of course the comparing with the A12-9800 is ridiculous, the Bulldozer based CPU pushed total system consumption 3x higher.

So when gaming the Athlon 200GE consumed a similar level of ability to that of the Pentium G4560, but as you're about to see destroyed information technology when comparing integrated GPU operation.

Temperatures

Before wrapping this up a quick note on temperatures, though please note these are not official results as nosotros just got an OEM tray CPU and not a retail version with the box cooler. For testing I tried out the Wraith Stealth and found an idle temp of 29 degrees with a load temp of just 49 degrees.

I also threw on the passive Arctic Apline AM4 heatsink which is designed to handle up to 47 watt AMD processors. Given that the 200GE is a 35 watt processor I thought this would exist a perfect fourth dimension to test this cooler. With nada air-flow we saw an idle temp of 34 degrees with a load temp of 74 degrees, bang-up given in that location was no air-flow at all.