Intel Compute Stick Updated With Cherry Trail Atom, Tested (hothardware.com)

MojoKid writes: The original Intel Compute Stick wasn't without issues. Last year's model featured dated 802.11n wireless connectivity and had only a single USB port, which meant using a hub and/or dongles, should you want to connect multiple peripherals to the device or boost its wireless capabilities. The new updated Intel Compute Stick, however, features Intel's newer Cherry Trail Atom platform, with 802.11ac 2x2 WiFi, and USB 3.0. There's still just 2GB of RAM in the device, along with 32GB of storage, but Windows 10 Home also now comes pre-installed. The result is a fully functional PC that won't burn up any benchmarks but offers utility for mainstream computing tasks and is even capable of streaming up to 4K video content. The little device can essentially turn any HDMI-equipped display into a basic PC.

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Re:Compared to Celeron 430?

[cerberusss]

I suspect the 'pc' is far far more versatile and a bit faster as well....

After some searching, I did find the result eventually:
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-...

Single-core performance, the Celeron M 430 scores 894 and the Atom scores 761. However the Atom is a quad-core so probably makes up for it.