The Celeron 887 is at least 2x slower gaming CPU than the FX-9590. We cannot compare value as at least one CPU is out of stock.
Advantages of the Celeron 887
- Consumes up to 92% less energy – 17 vs 220 Watts
Advantages of the FX-9590
- At least 2x faster CPU for gaming
- Can execute more multi-threaded tasks simultaneously – 8 vs 2 threads
Celeron 887 vs FX-9590 for Gaming
The CPU's performance in selected game and settings
Celeron 887
Sep 1st, 2012
Average FPS
163
96%
Min 1% FPS
110
97%
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Celeron 887 vs FX-9590 in My Games
The FPS you'll get in saved games, click on a game to change it
The FPS you'll get in saved games, click on a game to change it
Ultra
1920x1080
+2
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Average FPS
Extreme
1920x1080
+1
Average FPS
Average FPS
Very High
1920x1080
Average FPS
Average FPS
Very High
1920x1080
+2
Average FPS
Average FPS
Epic
1920x1080
+4
Average FPS
Average FPS
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Synthetic Benchmarks
The Celeron 887 vs FX-9590 in synthetic CPU benchmarks
Performance Specifications
The Celeron 887 vs FX-9590 in core CPU performance specifications
Celeron 887
Sep 1st, 2012
Cores
2-core
25%
L3 Cache
2 MB
25%
Base Frequency
1.5 GHz
32%
Turbo Frequency
GHz
Max. DDR3 RAM Speed
MHz
FX-9590
Jun 11th, 2013
Cores
8-core
100%
L3 Cache
8 MB
100%
Base Frequency
4.7 GHz
100%
Turbo Frequency
5 GHz
100%
Max. DDR3 RAM Speed
1866 MHz
100%
Specifications
Comparison of all specifications
Celeron 887 | SpecificationsComparison of all specifications | FX-9590 |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| Sep 1st, 2012 | Release Date | Jun 11th, 2013 |
| Not Available | MSRP | Not Available |
Laptop | Segment | Desktop |
| Intel BGA 1023 | Socket | AMD Socket AM3+ |
| Sandy Bridge | Codename | Vishera |
17 W | Power Consumption | 220 W |
| Performance | ||
| 2 | Cores | 8 |
| 2 | Threads | 8 |
| 1.5 GHz | Base Frequency | 4.7 GHz |
| Non-Turbo | Turbo Frequency | 5.0 GHz |
| 2 MB | L3 Cache | 8 MB |
| Other Features | ||
| DDR3 | RAM | DDR3 @ 1866 MHz |
| Intel HD (Sandy Bridge) | Integrated Graphics | On certain motherboards (Chipset feature) |
| No | Overclockable | Yes |
