AMD E1-1500 - benchmark tests, specifications and information
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The AMD E1-1500 is a two-core processor. It is meant for integration into motherboards. Released in Q1 of 2013, it is part of AMD’s “Bobcat” microarchitecture family, based on the “Brazos 2.0” platform. The cores are based on the Zacate architecture and operate at 1.48GHz.
AMD describes the chip as an APU (Accelerated Processing Unit). It was built with a 40nm process and has 128KB of first level cache and 1MB of second level cache. E1-1500 also includes the Radeon HD 7310 graphics controller, which has 80 shader cores and operates at a base frequency of 529MHz. Power consumption for the entire SoC is 18 watts, with a maximum operating temperature of 100C.
E1-1500 supports PCI Express, up to 16GB of DDR3L-1066 memory and SSE4a instructions.
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AMD E1-1500 - technical specifications
AMD E1-1500 - benchmark tests
Results are from the Cinebench 11 test (higher the score, the better)
| Processor | Results | Result difference |
In laptops with price of ... |
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| AMD E1-1500 | 0.56 | Check price | ||
| Intel Core i7-6700HQ | 7.49 | +1237.5% | Check price |
Results are from the NovaBench CPU test (higher the score, the better)
| Processor | Results | Result difference |
In laptops with price of ... |
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| AMD E1-1500 | 95 | Check price | ||
| Intel Core i7-6700HQ | 827 | +770.53% | Check price |
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