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Stats TF 2
[?] eSone.
8224 kills
Cheung-Fa
11053 kills
2Pac [orKs]
7143 kills
Quack
5480 kills
[?] Moquette @ ...
11190 kills
[GK] Dr_Chikenm...
6403 kills
Mindmaster
8554 kills
=RCD= Zyxess
12390 kills
PØP$
1071 kills
Cette page a pour objectif de vous présenter les statistiques issues de la base de données en ligne de CPU-Z. Pour rappel, CPU-Z est un logiciel mondialement célèbre, utilisé pour afficher toutes les caractéristiques des composants d'un PC. Les utilisateurs ont ensuite la possibilité de sauvegarder ces données dans un petit fichier, puis de les soumettre au site de validation qui affiche ensuite un récapitulatif sur une seule page. La base de données online de CPU-Z, actuellement en refonte, sert par exemple aux overclockeurs extrêmes pour prouver leurs records, mais aussi aux administrateurs de parcs pour conserver une trace des PCs de leurs entreprises.
Statistiques CPU
(by CPU-Z)Duel : Intel Vs AMD
The success of the AMD Athlon 64, in comparison to the Intel Pentium 4, resulted in an increase of the AMD market share in 2005 and 2006. Since that time, the release of the Core 2 Duo by Intel changed that distribution and reduced the part of AMD. Today, Intel leads with 67% of the general market, in comparison to 50% two years ago. AMD lost 6% in one year, and only a more competitive Phenom could change that.
Evolution du nombre de coeurs
As we can clearly see on this graphic, the number of dual core CPUs overtakes the number of single core CPUs from may 2007. Since that moment, the part of single core CPUs is constantly decreasing, and is now one-third of the total. In the same time, the part of dual core CPUs increased, to finally top at 55%, because of quad core CPUs. As a manner of fact, Intel Core 2 Quad became popular from august 2007, due to the price drop at the beginning of summer. Now, quad core CPUs are 11.4% of the total, and that part is increasing...
Côté AMD : évolution des modèles.
The transition from the AMD Athlon 64 line to the Athlon 64 X2 line occured in may 2007 as well. Since that time, the new X2 represent 70% of the sales of AMD processors. On the contrary of what happened for Intel CPUs, the AMD quad core CPUs line (Phenom) is still stuck at 1% of the sales, most likely due to the problems that the new CPU line encountered. As a final note, the old Athlon XP still represents 10% of the market, that can be explained by the fantastic popularity of that CPU until 2005.
Côté Intel : évolution des modèles.
Speaking about Intel, the poor performance provided by the latest Pentium 4 greatly accelerated the transition to the Core 2 microarchitecture. At the beginning of 2007, the Core 2 Duo already represented 45% of the market, with a peak during the summer. Since that time, this number is slowly decreasing as the repartition of Core 2 Quad increases. The sales of the Intel quad core reach 20% at the end of 2007. The entry-level Celeron is less and less popular, that can be easily explained by very inexpensive Core 2 Duo models and Pentium E2xxx. Finally, the Pentium D only represents 5% of the total, and is about to completely disappear.
