AMD E-300
Intel Celeron N2810
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AMD E-300 vs Intel Celeron N2810

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Q4/2013
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Which one of the central processing units is better: AMD E-300 or Intel Celeron N2810? On this page we compare the technical data and benchmark results of different CPUs.

The AMD E-300 has 2 cores and 2 threads with maximum working frequency of No turbo. The AMD E-300 was released on Q3/2011.

The Intel Celeron N2810 has 2 cores with 2 threads and No turbo of frequency. The Intel Celeron N2810 was released on Q4/2013.

Differences
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AMD E-300
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  • Higher clock speed
    2.00 GHz left arrow 1.30 GHz
    Around 35% better clock speed
  • Performance per watt
    7.5 W left arrow 18 W
    About 0.42 times less performance per watt
Specifications
Complete list of technical specifications
AMD E-300 AMD E-300
Intel Celeron N2810 Intel Celeron N2810
CPU generation and family

Let's find out which one of AMD E-300 and Intel Celeron N2810 is of a more recent generation, and what segment it belongs to.

  • Name
    AMD E-300 left arrow Intel Celeron N2810
  • Segment
    Mobile left arrow Mobile
  • Family
    AMD E left arrow Intel Celeron
  • Generation
    1 left arrow 6
  • CPU group
    AMD E/E1/E2-1000 left arrow Intel Celeron J1000/N2000
CPU Cores and Base Frequency

In this block we are going to compare AMD E-300 vs Intel Celeron N2810 by main technical specifications: number of cores and threads, base and maximum frequencies, process technology and cache size. The higher these specifications are, the more powerful your CPU will be.

  • Frequency
    1.30 GHz left arrow 2.00 GHz
  • CPU Cores
    2 left arrow 2
  • Turbo (1 Core)
    No turbo left arrow No turbo
  • CPU Threads
    2 left arrow 2
  • Turbo (2 Cores)
    No turbo left arrow No turbo
  • Hyperthreading
    No left arrow No
  • Overclocking
    No left arrow No
  • Core architecture
    normal left arrow normal
Internal Graphics

Common specifications for integrated graphics cards in AMD E-300 and Intel Celeron N2810 along with supported interfaces and connection options. This block has no effect on the final efficiency of the CPU.

  • GPU name
    AMD Radeon HD 6310 left arrow Intel HD Graphics (Bay Trail GT1)
  • GPU frequency
    0.49 GHz left arrow 0.31 GHz
  • GPU (Turbo)
    No turbo left arrow 0.76 GHz
  • Execution units
    1 left arrow 4
  • Shader
    80 left arrow 32
  • Max. GPU Memory
    1 GB left arrow 8 GB
  • Max. displays
    2 left arrow 2
  • Generation
    3 left arrow 7
  • DirectX Version
    11 left arrow 11.2
  • Technology
    40 nm left arrow 22 nm
  • Release date
    Q4/2010 left arrow Q3/2013
Hardware codec support

Let's compare the support of video codecs between AMD E-300 and Intel Celeron N2810. Hardware support of video decoding by embedded graphics cards directly affects the speed and quality of rendering videos.

  • h265 / HEVC (8 bit)
    No left arrow No
  • h265 / HEVC (10 bit)
    No left arrow No
  • h264
    Decode left arrow Decode / Encode
  • VP9
    No left arrow No
  • VP8
    No left arrow No
  • AV1
    No left arrow No
  • AVC
    Decode left arrow Decode / Encode
  • VC-1
    Decode left arrow Decode
  • JPEG
    Decode / Encode left arrow Decode
Memory & PCIe

To choose the best model between AMD E-300 and Intel Celeron N2810 you need to pay special attention to memory type, clock frequency, multi-channel features, and PCIe version. The higher these numbers are, the better your CPU will be. Keep in mind that the maximum memory and frequency may also depend on the model of the motherboard.

  • Memory type
    DDR3-1066 left arrow DDR3L-1066 SO-DIMM
  • ECC
    No left arrow No
  • Memory channels
    1 left arrow 2
  • PCIe version
    left arrow 2.0
  • PCIe lanes
    left arrow 4
Encryption

AES-NI encryption support for CPUs AMD E-300 and Intel Celeron N2810.

  • AES-NI
    Yes left arrow No
Thermal Management

Let's find out what TDP value would be better for AMD E-300 or Intel Celeron N2810? The Thermal Design Power (TDP) indicates the maximum amount of heat that should be dissipated by the chip cooling system. However, the value of TDP gives only a rough indication of the real power consumption of the CPU.

  • TDP (PL1)
    18 W left arrow 7.5 W
Technical details

Here you can find a comparison of 2nd and 3rd level cache sizes for AMD E-300 and Intel Celeron N2810 CPUs along with a list of ISA extensions.

  • Instruction set (ISA)
    x86-64 (64 bit) left arrow x86-64 (64 bit)
  • Virtualization
    AMD-V left arrow VT-x, VT-x EPT
  • ISA extensions
    SSE4a, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX left arrow SSE4.1, SSE4.2
  • L3-Cache
    1.00 MB left arrow 1.00 MB
  • Architecture
    Zacate (Bobcat) left arrow Bay Trail
  • Technology
    32 nm left arrow 22 nm
  • Socket
    BGA 413 left arrow BGA 1170
  • Release date
    Q3/2011 left arrow Q4/2013
Devices using this processor

List of devices based on AMD E-300 and Intel Celeron N2810.

  • Used in
    Unknown left arrow Unknown
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