AMD Ryzen 7 6800HS vs Intel Celeron G3930TE

The AMD Ryzen 7 6800HS was designed as part of the Rembrandt generation for powerful mobile computers.

Manufactured in a 6-nanometer process, this processor offers eight cores and sixteen threads based on the Zen 3+ architecture. In calculations for single-core and multi-core performance, the model achieves high results, making it predestined for complex applications. Thanks to the integrated AMD Radeon 680M graphics unit, the AMD Ryzen 7 6800HS is well-suited for casual gamers and graphics-intensive tasks, as the graphics performance is significantly above the entry-level segment.

The thermal design power is optimized for efficiency in compact housings. With a memory bandwidth of 51 GB/s, it represents a powerful solution for users seeking high computing capacity in portable devices. The price-performance ratio reflects its positioning in the upper segment. In contrast, there is the Intel Celeron G3930TE, based on the Kaby Lake architecture and primarily developed for low-cost desktop systems or industrial applications.

This processor is manufactured in a 14-nanometer process and has only two cores and two threads. The performance in single- and multi-core tasks is significantly lower in comparison, limiting its use to simple office work or basic control tasks. The integrated Intel HD Graphics 610 offers only minimal graphics performance, which is insufficient for demanding games.

The system supports the PCIe 3.0 standard and offers a memory bandwidth of 34 GB/s. Since the thermal design power is set low, energy consumption remains low. The Intel Celeron G3930TE is mainly found on the used market or in specialized legacy systems.