What is the difference between an Intel Core M3 6Y30 and an AMD A10 9700E

If you don't want a discrete graphics card, M3-6Y30 is good, this was originally a dedicated CPU for tablets, and now notebooks are also useful for this CPU in pursuit of more ultra-thin. The overall performance isi580%,But his integrated graphics card isHD515,The strongest graphics card in the integrated display,There is no one,3D performanceDon't talk about the i5 core display,Even the i7 core display is not its opponent,And it can be a few years in seconds。

The one on the left is Intel's ultra-low voltage CPU, and the specific parameters are mainly commonly used in tablets and laptops.

The latter is a low-power version of AMD's seventh-generation APU A10 9700 with parameters commonly found on OEM brand desktops.

If you choose between the two, it is recommended that the latter is recommended, the AM4 platform has more room for upgrade, and the performance of the core graphics card is much higher than the former (the general performance of the former is equivalent to GT 720M, and the latter is slightly weaker than HD 7750, roughly equivalent to HD 7730).

1. Power consumption and operation: The power consumption of the Core i5 7200U is 3 times that of the Core M3-7Y30, and the running speed is not as fast as the Core M3-7Y30.

2. Performance: i5 7200U is a low-voltage version of the dual-core four-thread CPU for notebooks, and the performance is equivalent to the dual-core performance of a desktop G4400 for several hundred yuan. The Core M3-7Y30 is a desktop quad-core quad-thread mid-to-high-end CPU, close to the notebook i7 quad-core performance.

3. Support applications: i5-7200U is a very common dual-core mainstream model, and the performance level is roughly LOL This type of online game and common office software.

Parameters are provided below as a reference:

i5 7200 u：

i5 7500：

u: ultra-low-power, ultra-low-power version (commonly called low-voltage version) y: extremely-low-power, ultra-low-power version (usually called ultra-low-voltage version).

Overall differences: U performance is average, power consumption is low; Y performance is weak, power consumption is very low, i5-7200U is a very common dual-core mainstream model, the performance level is roughly lol This type of online game and the normal use of common office software, not much to say.

In essence, Core M3 and Core i3 are the same source, M3 can be understood as i3-U+, Core M is a design with low power consumption that does not need fan cooling to work normally, and notebooks with this type of CPU are usually the thinnest and lightest design.

Therefore, the 7Y30 compared to the 7200U allows you to make a trade-off between lightness, thinness, low consumption and slightly better performance, and the performance ratio is roughly 2:3

However, the notebook is still a specific model, and the CPU model can only be used as a reference.