I agree i5 2400 has better scores compared to 200GE. But why risk your money while you are pairing that processor with such a motherboard. So 200GE would be a viable option. If you really can extend your budget a little bit then go for 2200G/3200G powered by Vega 8 graphics(you'll be having a lot of performance gain compared to the latter mentioned in the OP).Even though i5 2400 is better in performance but it will oem and i have to pair it with zebronics motherboard which are not reliable at all. In case of amd 200ge i would buy a asus or msi motherboard which are trustworthy
i5 2400 OR AMD A6 7480 vs AMD Athlon 200GE? which is better?
Why buy a used processor when you get new ones for almost the same price? So go with 200GE over those old architectures.i5 2400 OR AMD A6 7480 vs AMD Athlon 200GE? which is better?
I cannot find i5-2400 in chart. ThanksYou might want to look through this CPU hierarchy chart, first. Then state what you intend to tax the system with, regardless of what processor has been stated in the thread's body.
Thanks, it says i5 2400 is better but i will buy it with zebronics motherboard so mabe not a good deal
Even though it is old, but does not performance matters at all?Why buy a used processor when you get new ones for almost the same price? So go with 200GE over those old architectures.
Moderate Gaming and Multi-taskingBetter at what? Office work, Gaming, Streaming, etc?
If you are intending to run legacy softwares on older versions of Windows and you already have a proper motherboard, Core i5 2400 is OK. Otherwise, get a new 8th or 9th generation of Core i3s since they have 4 cores with a decent price.
Athlon 200GE is not bad since it requires an AM4 motherboard which you can upgrade the CPU to Ryzen models later on.
AMD A6? Not at all! Don't even think about it. Too weak.
i have h61 motherboard but it max tdp is 35w and support upto i3 2120T.i will go with 200 ge and a320 motherboard but if you already have a h61 motherboard get the i5 2400
Good luck with that!!!!Thanks, it says i5 2400 is better but i will buy it with zebronics motherboard so mabe not a good deal
Performance does matter as always!!!! In that case you need to extend your budget a little bit and get yourself a brand new PC rather than relying on a used processor and pairing it with some shitty motherboard.Even though it is old, but does not performance matters at all?
What games do you play? Also do you have any plans of buying a GPU?Moderate Gaming and Multi-tasking
Even though i5 2400 is better in performance but it will oem and i have to pair it with zebronics motherboard which are not reliable at all. In case of amd 200ge i would buy a asus or msi motherboard which are trustworthyWhat games do you play? Also do you have any plans of buying a GPU?
I agree i5 2400 has better scores compared to 200GE. But why risk your money while you are pairing that processor with such a motherboard. So 200GE would be a viable option. If you really can extend your budget a little bit then go for 2200G/3200G powered by Vega 8 graphics(you'll be having a lot of performance gain compared to the latter mentioned in the OP).Even though i5 2400 is better in performance but it will oem and i have to pair it with zebronics motherboard which are not reliable at all. In case of amd 200ge i would buy a asus or msi motherboard which are trustworthy
In my country India, it is double the price than 200ge. Generally i use my PC for schoolwork and moderate gaming and do extensive gaming on my laptop [i hate playing on laptopI agree i5 2400 has better scores compared to 200GE. But why risk your money while you are pairing that processor with such a motherboard. So 200GE would be a viable option. If you really can extend your budget a little bit then go for 2200G/3200G powered by Vega 8 graphics(you'll be having a lot of performance gain compared to the latter mentioned in the OP).
It support socket fm2+ as per description on product page.
Are both same?
Price/performance. You can get a lot of bang for buck buying used.Why buy a used processor when you get new ones for almost the same price?