Recently, Intel's new entry-level dual-core processor Pentium G7400's Cinebench running score was officially released, and its performance can be comparable to AMD's entry-level quad-core processor Ryzen™ R3200G.
Tested with Cinebench R23, the Pentium G7400 has a single-core score of 1396 points and a multi-core score of 3814 points, while the Ryzen R3 3200G has a single-core score of 995 points and a multi-core score of 3841 points in the same test environment.
It can be seen that compared with the competitors, the Pentium G7400 has a better single-core performance, but it is only flat in multi-core performance, and it has not been significantly surpassed like the single-core performance.
The Pentium G7400 is an entry-level dual-core processor recently introduced by Intel, which uses dual large core four-thread, Intel 7 (10nm) process manufacturing, with 6MB L3 cache, 3.7GHz frequency, and integrated UHD710 core display, supporting DDR4-3200 or DDR5-4800 dual-channel memory.
The Pentium G7400 has been listed in China, currently priced at 699 yuan, and comes with an original radiator.
