But that’s of course not all, they also discuss some interesting aspects of history including a look at dual core cpus, the amd code name troubles and energy efficiency by performance per watt. The only negative aspect I can find is that they don´t give a recommendation for various user types, which means that the average user will have troubles finding out which cpu would be best suited for him. But normally the average user is not reading articles about cpu charts either, so, take a look and if you find it useful I´am more than happy.

If you are interested head over to Tomshardware

The website has changed significantly in past years. The easiest way to access all processor charts that have been released over the years is to visit this page. Here you find processor listings and how they perform in popular benchmarks such as 3DMark 11 or 3DMark Vantage.

You can click on the menu that is displayed below each listing to select a different benchmark result that you would like to take a look at.

You can alternatively load the Articles > CPU listing to read up on the latest developments. One of the latest articles at the time of writing is for instance looking at the best gaming cpus for the money of January 2012.