Just for the LOL's,what would be the desktop equivalent for the Celeron N3350?

[chibamarco]

The title says it all. This might be the dumbest question of all the questions you ever saw,but let's do it for the LOL's. What would be the desktop equivalent for the Celeron N3350?

 

[LORDPrometheus]

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[gondo]

Probably something like an AMD A6 dual core or the Intel Pentium G45xx series.

 

[LORDPrometheus]

Probably something like an AMD A6 dual core or the Intel Pentium G45xx series.

I think you are overestimating a 6W chip

 

[chibamarco]

So,what would it be then?I need the LOL's!

 

[gondo]

lol

 

[gondo]

There is no desktop equivalent lol

 

[jaslion]

The title says it all. This might be the dumbest question of all the questions you ever saw,but let's do it for the LOL's. What would be the desktop equivalent for the Celeron N3350?

An amd a6 first gen.

 

[Supernova1138]

Probably an old Pentium D would do about the same amount of work, it would just suck down a lot more power. In terms of modern desktop chips, even crappiest Celeron or A4 APU would beat the Celeron N3350 by a country mile.

 

[James Mason]

A Raspberry Pi maybe? But that can run some pretty good emulated games though.

 

[LORDPrometheus]

A Raspberry Pi maybe? But that can run some pretty good emulated games though.

a Raspberry Pi 3 (the newest version) has a 1.2GHZ quad core ARM processor that is analogous to phone processors circa 2011ish. This Celeron is A: X86 and B: about twice as fast so the comparison isn't great.