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Intel Celeron 440 @ 2.00GHz vs Intel Celeron 450 @ 2.20GHz

The values for the CPUs below are determined from thousands of PerformanceTest benchmark results and are updated daily.


×Intel Celeron 440 @ 2.00GHz×Intel Celeron 450 @ 2.20GHz+ ADD
Price$44.95
BUY NOW!		$38.991
Socket TypeLGA775LGA775
CPU ClassDesktopDesktop
Clockspeed2.0 GHz2.2 GHz
Turbo SpeedNot SupportedNot Supported
# of Physical Cores1 (Threads: 1)1 (Threads: 1)
Max TDP35W35W
Yearly Running Cost$6.39$6.39
First Seen on ChartQ1 2009Q1 2009
# of Samples63116
Single Thread Rating(% diff. to max in group)4443(-27.6%)6133(0.0%)
CPU Mark(% diff. to max in group)368(-17.2%)445(0.0%)
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3 - Single thread rating may be higher than the overall rating, thread performance is just one component of the CPU Mark.

CPU Mark Rating
As of 1st of July 2022 - Higher results represent better performance
Intel Celeron 440 @ 2.00GHz
 368
Intel Celeron 450 @ 2.20GHz
 445
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CPU Value (CPU Mark / $Price)
As of 1st of July 2022 - Higher results represent better value
Intel Celeron 440 @ 2.00GHz
 8.19
Intel Celeron 450 @ 2.20GHz
 11.41
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CPU Single Thread Rating
As of 1st of July 2022 - Higher results represent better performance
Intel Celeron 440 @ 2.00GHz
 444
Intel Celeron 450 @ 2.20GHz
 613
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Estimated Energy Usage Cost
Estimated Energy Adjustable Values
Average hours of use per dayAverage CPU Utilization (0-100%)1Power cost, $ per kWh2
1Average user usage is typically low and can vary from task to task. An estimate load 25% is nominal.
2Typical power costs vary around the world. Check your last power bill for details. Values of $0.15 to $0.45 per kWh are typical.
Intel Celeron 440 @ 2.00GHzIntel Celeron 450 @ 2.20GHz
Max TDP35W35W
Power consumption per day (kWh)NANA
Running cost per dayNANA
Power consumption per year (kWh)NANA
Running cost per yearNANA
Shown CPU power usage is based on linear interpolation of Max TDP (i.e. max load). Actual CPU power profile may vary.