Ok... This is weird but I found on Geekbench 3 this benchmark from VIA on Ubuntu...
http://browser.geekbench.com/geekbench3/8658463
Single Core score is 1670, on par of the olde Intel Core 2 Duo at 45nm. Is not that impressive unless we consider that they were on Atom levels....
And Multi Core is on 10K which is on Core i5 Skylake levels and that is pretty much impressive since they were pretty much on 5K on the previous generation...
http://browser.geekbench.com/geekbench3/8658365
Seeing the difference of performance between the previous and the current one, VIA did just made a Conroe Jump?
I didn't saw that jump since those days. And yeah, is an octocore with weaker cores than the Skylake i5.
Also, seems that the process used is on 16nm.
http://browser.geekbench.com/geekbench3/8658463
Single Core score is 1670, on par of the olde Intel Core 2 Duo at 45nm. Is not that impressive unless we consider that they were on Atom levels....
And Multi Core is on 10K which is on Core i5 Skylake levels and that is pretty much impressive since they were pretty much on 5K on the previous generation...
http://browser.geekbench.com/geekbench3/8658365
Seeing the difference of performance between the previous and the current one, VIA did just made a Conroe Jump?
I didn't saw that jump since those days. And yeah, is an octocore with weaker cores than the Skylake i5.
Also, seems that the process used is on 16nm.