AMD Fusion E-350 Linux Performance

Published on March 16, 2011
Written by Michael Larabel
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AMD platforms tend to be faster with OpenSSL than Intel CPUs, with this Fusion Linux testing it is clearly demonstrated. The Fusion E-350 is more than three and a half times faster than the Atom 330 system. The Sempron 3400+ is even in front of the Intel Core i3 330M.

Our AMD Fusion system running Ubuntu Linux was also much faster at the OpenMP-optimized GraphicsMagick application.

The Fusion E-350 had a minimal advantage over the Atom 330 with the TTSIOD 3D Renderer.

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